Sentence examples for responsive ear from inspiring English sources
Whether it be the abuses of 'stop, question and frisk,' the misapplication of 'broken windows theory,' or local issues, Chief Banks has deftly held the line for the Department while having a responsive ear to all communities.
Already his fame had reached responsive ears in Arabia to the north and as far west as Bornu, now a province of northern Nigeria.
These polling data leave much room for debate about specific policies, but they make clear -- despite the argument in some circles that the president's tone was excessively partisan or political -- that, in fact, Obama's rhetoric fell on responsive ears.
Even the current secretary of state for energy and climate change in the UK, Ed Davey, who is often fairly responsive, blocks his ears and sings loudly when the crashing contradictions in his role are mentioned.
Elvin's intentional tapping sounds had reached the ears and responsive senses of the whole group including educator, which had the effect of sustaining interest and driving further action.
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Immature maize ears are highly responsive to canopy leaf exposure to UV-B.
Systemic signaling results in up-regulation in shielded organs after a delay, a step that may be an acclimation to increase subsequent sensitivity to UV-B Shielded immature ears are highly responsive to canopy irradiation.
Belkin makes several keyboards with QuietType, a membrane technology for responsive keys that are easy on the ears.
Lateral line hair cells are responsive to the same ototoxins as mammalian inner ear hair cells.
9 The SPG11 patients each had onset of symptoms before age 20, with spastic paraparesis, cognitive decline, levodopa-responsive parkinsonism, and the "ears of the lynx" brain MRI sign.
