Sentence examples for may have listened from inspiring English sources

Angela Merkel may have listened to environmentalist concerns once she realised that popular opinion in Germany was against nuclear power.

Mr Wen may have listened warily as Mr Obama announced further rapprochement with Myanmar, including plans for a visit in December by his secretary of state, Hillary Clinton.

"The hope is that the music, which baby boomers may have listened to when they were young, will make them think young and buy a hip Cadillac".

"The aptly named Morose," he wrote, "suggests that many of the 43 women on death row in this country may have listened to Cline's music before commmitting murder," a conclusion Mr. Hall called "ridiculous".

Classical musicians who grew up in the 1960s and '70s may have listened to rock and played jazz in their off hours, but those influences didn't inform their performing lives.

Obama, meanwhile, may have listened to his generals a little too much for some of his supporters: before the withdrawal now planned, he sharply increased the number of troops.

Some stores may have listening stations or allow you to preview the music before you purchase it.

In the past I may or may not have listened.

"I hope it will help young people who may never have listened to jazz to discover him, and that people who knew about him will get a much better understanding of who he was.

By creating a well-mixed and thematic playlist of out of your music collection you bring songs to the fore that you may not have listened to in years.

"Well, we may not have listened to you, but at least we had meetings".