Sentence examples for sense heard from inspiring English sources

Those much-quoted words from Keats start to make new sense: "Heard melodies are sweet, but those unheard are sweeter".

You sometimes get the sense, hearing him talk, that he wonders this, too.

Brexit as a symptom of post-imperial decline suddenly made sense hearing the delusional plans coming from the Crown itself.

Now open your awareness to the full range of senses, hearing sounds, feeling your body, feeling your breath and noticing thoughts.

As cognition is the mental process of acquiring knowledge and understanding through thought, experience, and the senses, hearing impairment would be expected to impact cognition [ 8].

Become aware of all of your senses; hear every slight brush, smell the air, feel everything that is in contact with your body, see everything in your peripheral vision.

Spend about one minute focusing on only one sense: Hear: What sounds do you hear around you? Focus on external sounds (do you hear cars going by, people talking, birds chirping?).

The albums' concepts only make sense when heard alongside the comics' cosmic conspiracies.

Orphaned, in a sense; she heard adults scream, and she saw other children die.

Fall Out Boy make as much sense when heard either way".

A lot of the puns make more sense when heard.