Sentence examples for slightly listened from inspiring English sources

All this has really done is make Brexit an even longer process with even more complex negotiations, but Remainers have jumped on the decision with glee and hope, and Brexiteers have just got really mad that the opinions of 48percentt of voters are now going to be slightly listened to.

Every now and then the radios on either side of him would emit a sudden burst of voices, and he would tilt his head back slightly, listening to the dispatchers.

Throughout the day, Mr. Milan sat with his arms resting on the defense table, his back slightly hunched, listening attentively.

Mr. Megrahi remained alone, slumped slightly forward, listening to his lawyer, who gave a brief, strained plea that Mr. Megrahi still maintained his innocence.

You can turn your head slightly to listen to her, or you can turn farther to watch Dell and the old lady, or you can keep turning until you see two plainclothes cops lurking half a block away.

It is, inevitably, a slightly uncomfortable listen.

In music, Rihanna's "Unapologetic" provided a slightly bland listening experience according to some, while Phillip Phillips' "World From the Side of the Moon" found him pushing a overwhelmingly serious sound many critics found slightly annoying.

The song is a slightly uncomfortable listen as the members of 98 Degrees, Nick Lachey, Drew Lachey, Jeff Timmons, and Justin Jeffre, are all approaching 40 and three out of the four members are married with kids -- not exactly the type of men you want singing about all of the women that they want to hook up with in the club.

Open your door slightly and listen around for people or noises in different rooms to know where everyone is.

Wearing jeans and collared shirts, he often stood at the center of a circle of metal folding chairs with his hands on his hips, his head tilted slightly as he listened earnestly to questions.

Trump looked stern as he listened, nodding slightly, his arms crossed below his chest.