Sentence examples for notable hearing from inspiring English sources

They will get it in parliament, even if the presidential race features the same old faces.It is notable, hearing the main parties' campaign chiefs speak, that they start from the assumption that the voters are not dumb.

Most notable, after hearing Mr. Skovhus, were Mr. Holzmair's easy vocal color and his exploration of the music's wide emotional range, from the folkloric ("Fussreise") to the devout ("Schlafendes Jesuskind").

And two U.C.L.A. notables are heard but not seen: a video clip that is part of the campaign, running on television and online, features a voice-over by the actor Mark Harmon and music by the composer James Horner.

During a hearing notable for its conviviality, Judge Allan L. Gropper praised General Growth's management for having performed a "superb" job, rehabilitating the company to the point that it will seek a new stock listing on the New York Stock Exchange on Friday.

Notable put-downs heard outside my special-ed classroom included "dimwinky," "retardochuckles" and "the meat in the sandwich of stupid".

"Mubarak is... in reasonably good health; his most notable problem is a hearing deficit in his left ear.

Yesterday's hearing was notable for the continuation of the global media circus which accompanies every court appearance Mr Assange makes.

MUBARAK'S PROFILE 2. (S/NF) Mubarak is 81 years old and in reasonably good health; his most notable problem is a hearing deficit in his left ear.

The City Council hearing was notable for its absences: No representative from Barneys New York or Macy's appeared on Wednesday to discuss accusations of racial profiling against shoppers at their Manhattan stores.

And so it was notable, early in the hearing, when Sessions gave a clear answer to Representative Sheila Jackson Lee, Democrat of Texas, about Roy Moore, the Republican nominee for the Senate seat that Sessions had held before joining Donald Trump's cabinet.

The hearing was notable for featuring perhaps the first discussion of imposter syndrome on the floor of the U. S. Senate.