Sentence examples for properly listened from inspiring English sources

"People who feel they haven't been properly listened to and properly represented are starting to make their voices heard.

These investigations may well reveal flawed procedures, and clearly the women concerned feel they were not properly listened to.

Patients may have their ideas about what is wrong with them, but they are usually willing to accept the diagnosis and treatment set out by the doctor – but only if they believe that they have been properly listened to.

She said her client remained bitter that the original complaint was not properly listened to or dealt with until they contacted the office of Justin Welby, the archbishop of Canterbury, in 2013.

There's a lot, but I think the over-arching theme would be a feeling of disenfranchisement – a feeling that the systems we have in place don't allow my views, or the views of a lot of young ish) people, to be properly listened to.

For me the result was first and foremost the symptom of social inequality, stagnating wages and a middle class which felt threatened and whose concerns were not properly listened to.

He let her go on, nodding, not properly listening, blinking smoke from his lashes.

Six Heads' mom wanted to know if he was training properly, listening to his manager and trainer.

Adults so often don't properly listen to what children are saying, which the writer, with her crisp wit and sharp observation, beautifully points out.

"While youth-focused campaigns may draw people in for the short-term, long-term engagement will only happen when you treat people of whatever age with respect – and you do that by properly listening to their views and opinions.

It's a misjudgment; once we're chatting, Holly appears interested and observant, properly listening as I waffle on, bringing her up to speed (the way you don't have to with old friends).