Sentence examples for not generally heard from inspiring English sources

Several soldiers used language not generally heard in church.

It opens with two things not generally heard in his music before.

"Alternative art" and "Wall Street" are not generally heard in the same sentence.

Sir Henry Wood's Fantasia on British Sea Songs will be given in its full version, not generally heard in recent years.

But again, if sound waves move, the corresponding sounds are not generally heard as moving.

So while European callers do not generally hear a notification message, the additional digit indicates that additional fees may apply.

Of these journalists – neither American, nor European, nor the subject of a sick Isis promo video – we do not, generally, hear much.

"There are plenty of degree courses out there like history, geography or English that don't actually prepare young people for a particular career, but you don't generally hear people saying people shouldn't study them.

As Mark Ames and Yasha Levine first reported in February of 2009, less than a month after the start of Obama's presidency, this "Tea Party" (not even generally heard of, at that time) was actually no "grass roots movement," but was instead a large-scale operation of the Kochs and of their billionaire friends.

Since the major record labels, which control about 80percentt of the domestic music market, are not yet licensing their songs on any sort of wholesale basis, most of the music is not what's generally heard on the radio.

Yet these are not the voices we generally hear about in the media, from the government or in drug education.