Sentence examples for more of a listener from inspiring English sources

"I'm more of a listener".

"I think he's more of a listener.

HORVATH: You see, Captain, he's really more of a listener.

"He's almost more of a listener than a performer," she told me.

In class, he was more of a listener than a participant.

"In politics, he's been more of a listener; he consults a lot," said Mr. Douglas, the aide.

That said, the desirable role of public health professionals doing field work should be more one of a listener that does not allow interventions to proceed unchanged if they are culturally or politically neutral or even biased against the interests of the beneficiaries.

"It's important to know If you're a music savant on the bleeding edge, or if you're more of a casual listener" Hellman tells me.

I came from a more progressive, artistic family, and I was more of a loner, a listener and observer".

More of a sophisticated, futuristic listener than a wannabe composer?

Oof! Unsurprisingly there's a little of the knee-jerk about her and she's more of a ranter than a listener, repeating her point of view over and over as callers attempt to cut in.