Sentence examples for predominantly heard from inspiring English sources

In much of the world, men's voices are predominantly heard in many aspects of public life and society.

Kathy Beynette, the protester whose voice is the one predominantly heard in the video, said in an interview that she was deeply offended by Hatch's remarks.

These were reported to be predominantly seen or heard on television and radio, and both these are available from broadcasters based from within and outside Ghana.

Fowler has specifically targeted under-represented groups, and she said (based on self-identified demographic reports) that the company hears predominantly from women and people of color.

I'd rather Rock be joined by peers of color in the Dolby Theatre that night than be left to deliver a spate of diversity jokes to a predominantly white crowd that has heard them all before — most recently just last year, from host Neil Patrick Harris.

Or, if they do, they hold certain beliefs because the country is predominantly Muslim -- perhaps they heard news stories about Israel and the tensions with Turkey.

In honoring the lives of those lost in the Israeli occupation of Palestine, and in making our minority voice heard in a predominantly pro-Israel campus, our members and demonstrations have been subject to routine backlash.

As you may have heard, the U.S. economy is predominantly a "service economy".

Many people have heard about sweatshops where garment workers, predominantly women, don't earn a living wage and work long hours in hazardous conditions.

Only a minority of people living at that time could ever have heard the word "Italia," and loyalties were predominantly provincial.

Massachusetts teacher and singer Lovely Hoffman heard some of the female students at her predominantly black middle school bemoan their appearance.