Sentence examples for moving listeners have from inspiring English sources

Although dynamic sound sources create their own localisation challenges such as motion blur, moving listeners have the potential to exploit additional cues not available in the static situation.

Lynn Hanna, from the Contemporary, said: "I think everyone who has seen it so far have been very, very moved - the listeners have done an amazing job.

Since many of its musical fillips still stimulate the jaded contemporary ear, the "War Requiem" should be able to move listeners today, and has done so for one as recently as 1994, in Robert Shaw's presentation at Carnegie Hall.

Ben Cooper, controller of Radio 1, said: "After the biggest set of changes to Radio 1 for a generation, we're really happy that the breakfast show sounds fresher, younger and more vibrant than ever and as a result 833,000 of the show's '30 and over' listeners have moved on to other stations".

Gen-Z listeners have already moved on to something newer and radio has lost any chance of getting them as a result.

Older listeners have embraced the technology.

Listeners have a short attention span.

Podsocs listeners have been very forgiving!

Many listeners have found the affirmation forced.

"Listeners have a limit," he said.

Listeners have a hard time believing this.