Sentence examples for specifically listen from inspiring English sources

Livestock-herding Masai people do come into conflict with elephants, and this suggests that animals have adapted to specifically listen for and avoid them.

If you need to remember that great innovative electronic music can come from America and Detroit specifically, listen to Theo Parrish.

But we already know that the threats came from a specific al Qaeda leader, and it did not take guzzling up billions of everyone's emails to get a warrant based on "probable cause" to specifically listen to him.

"They know specifically to listen to what the officer is telling them and to be very respectful".

In fact, I heard it before that: in my late teens, My Bloody Valentine were my favourite band; I knew John Peel was going to play their forthcoming Tremelo EP one night and stayed in specifically to listen.

Two gifts totaling $12.5 million have cleared the way for the development of what is being described as the world's most powerful radio telescope designed specifically to listen for signals that may be coming from civilizations elsewhere in the galaxy.

The 70-pound tow fish, which is formally known in true Pentagon style as Towed Pinger Locator 25, is a hydrodynamic microphone designed specifically to listen for the acoustic signal of the data and cockpit voice recorders carried aboard all commercial and military aircraft.

Interestingly, much of the album was recorded and mixed at night – something that shaped its half-whispered feel (in many ways, the band's most obvious peer was Burial, whose Untrue album also seemed as if it was crafted specifically for listening to alone on empty city nightbuses).

But he adds that stethoscopes still have their uses, specifically for listening to the lungs.

Specifically, as listening to familiar music involves expectation and prediction based on prior knowledge to musical excerpts, a listener's memory might play a crucial role in musical perception and can affect the emotional reaction.

The affective variable that is most widely reported as having a significant influence on both L2 learning (Horwitz 2001, 2010) and more specifically on listening (Pae 2009, 2013) is anxiety.