Sentence examples for should be heard as from inspiring English sources

They should be heard as well".

Their voice should be heard as clearly as the voice of BT, Oracle and the like.

"If the judicial review needs to be heard, we have always maintained that it should be heard as soon as possible".

"Psycho-acoustic simulations are my synthetic creation of that series of sounds which best expresses the way I believe a particular melody should be heard as a live performance," he said.

"City Reopens Old Rail Line for Staten Island Trash and Freight" (news article, April 18) should be heard as a clarion call to reopen the Amtrak line along Manhattan's West Side for the export of trash from that borough.

Those dances are sacral but also rowdily profane, and in his account of the B Minor Mass Gardiner insists that the Gloria should be heard as a "peasant stomp".

Shouldn't their voices be heard as well as those shouting during the protest?

Beyond the interior work of empathy necessary for Johnson to embody the story of another, there is also the assertion through public performance that these stories should be heard and seen as well.

It's hard not to think about Cristal when Jay-Z insists that his lyrics should be heard — read — as poetry, or when Bradley and DuBois produce an anthology designed to win for rappers the status of poets.

In an era when "program music" like that of his contemporary Richard Strauss was enormously popular and on every listener's agenda, Mahler teased his audience by first providing programmatic descriptions for his symphonies only to withdraw them later, saying the works should be heard simply as "pure music".

Meanwhile, commentators like Caleb Bond print editorials about whether Cottrell's views should be heard out as part of the rough and tumble of free speech in a democratic society.