Sentence examples for one need only listen from inspiring English sources

And one need only listen to Gaga's recent appearance on the Howard Stern Show to know that she is still feeling the sting of accusations that she copies Madonna.

One need only listen to Brian Lehrer's April 6th interview of Marsha Blackburn on his public radio (read: Death Star) show to get the idea.

One need only listen to the Second String Quartet or any of the other pieces on the 1911 Munich concert program (several of which will be performed on Thursday at the museum) to realize that Kandinsky's painting of that concert is beautiful on its own terms but bears only a passing impressionistic resemblance to this music.

One need only listen to the presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump or Democratic second-runner Bernie Sanders to conclude that because of NAFTA, America's economic sky is falling under the weight of a horrific policy.

To understand why Keats meditated so constantly on death, it is not necessary to look to his biography; one need only listen to his writing.

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.

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

Yearning to get even closer to the genesis of their ideas, their internal, biological sources of inspiration, musicians have yearned for this technology for years; one needs only to watch and listen to the improvisational performance of jazz musicians to understand on-the-spot melodic inventions as, perhaps, the best example of what boundless, pure creativity looks and sounds like.

Younger minds, says Lane, are less burdened by the need to only listen to one kind of music in the age of Spotify.

Tell them that when you reach "one", they will only listen to the sound of your voice.

On the other hand, one needn't listen, either.