Sentence examples for points listen from inspiring English sources

Reich builds up waves of density and complexity that crest at different points (listen out for Section V and Section IX especially), creating an experiential arc that does much more than repeat a sequence of chords and rhythms.

Discussion Paper: an Overview of Existing Conceptual Frameworks (pdf) Save the Children (2005): 10 Essential Learning Points: Listen and Speak Out against Sexual Abuse of Girls and Boys.

Some listeners will tend to miss the important points, listening only to the hook.

The authors make other very important points: listening must be part of communication, and rather than sticking to standard messages that have not worked in certain circumstances, messages should be tailored to respect each community, address their specific concerns and gain their trust.

You need to at some point stop listening to your sub-par leasing company that sold you on a killer deal, and start listening to your stomach and the real deal next door.

At one point, listening to the bickering, Ms. Thomason dryly drawled, "I sometimes think whoever talks the loudest wins".

High point: Listening to the noise of my book Looking for Alice going through the printing press.

At this point, listening to a Sarah Palin speech is like being taped to a chair with conservative bumper stickers and having gimmick coffee mugs thrown at you.

"They quickly pick up on the importance and excitement – but by the time they are teenagers, it is as if some have already decided there is no point listening – and that is terrible".

At this point, listening to the hip-hop inspired soundtrack of Hamilton might well provoke another train of thought.

All the users and dealers had seemed quite amiable up to this point, listening to instructions and taking their cavity searches like men, so to speak.