Sentence examples for need only listen from inspiring English sources

To gauge his influence, you need only listen to one of Clinton's campaign speeches.

In Gray's case, you need only listen to his replacements to gain a sense of the insight, knowledge and personality he brought to football commentary.

If we want to understand the complete moral failure here, we need only listen to the words of Mr Glenn Mulcaire himself: "Working for the News of the World was never easy.

If you want a sense of the glorious emotional excesses that permeate fado, the soul music of Portugal, you need only listen to the legendary fadista Amália Rodrigues, who tremulously immortalized singing whores, weeping guitars, ashes and fire, pain and sin.

As a reminder, for the Harricks and the rest of us, we need only listen for the sound of that double-barreled cannon with a Southern drawl.

Other than the fact that EMDR has been identified as one of a handful of evidence-based PTSD treatments in the DVA and DoD's own Clinical Practice Guidelines, along with every other credible domestic and international expert panel, the executive leadership need only listen to their own mental health clinicians and researchers in the field.

Anyone who doubts his involvement needed only listen to Zorn on Monday following the Redskins' loss to the winless Detroit Lions.

To locate the fourth floor gallery that housed them, one needed only listen for the hushed sounds of a diverse 21-and-older crowd having the collective time of their life.

Certainly, anyone who wants to know how good a singer James Carr was needs only listen closely to his delivery of The Dark End Of The Street: "At the dark end of the street/ That's where we always meet/ Hiding in shadows, where we don't belong/ Living in darkness to hide our wrong".

Sometimes the adults need only to listen to a child for an answer to the meaning of life.

Madam President, ladies and gentlemen, I believe that the many calm words contained in the lengthy report tabled here offer reassurance, but only up to a point: the fact remains that we would need only to listen to what our citizens made of this technical report with its 32-page bibliography.