Sentence examples for though not listening from inspiring English sources
He argued that "modest encroachments on privacy" — including keeping records of phone numbers called and the length of calls that can be used to track terrorists, though not listening in to calls — were "worth us doing" to protect the country.
Listeners might actually feel as though they are not listening to a gospel record given the more relevant upbeat bass and controlled vocal expressions that Kareemah effortlessly belts.
Yesterday, though, investors were not listening: Honeywell's shares dropped 99 cents, to $32.65.
He's not listening, though.
The stubborn Scot is not listening though.
I do worry though, if we are not listening to people we disagree with, it's just so much easier to believe we're always right".
If it's an obvious bashing from a bully, though, don't listen to them.
Miller, who reportedly noticed that a number of her messages were described as being "old" even though she had not listened to them, is understood to be intending to join a legal action being brought by Bindmans, a firm of London solicitors which is seeking a judicial review of Scotland Yard's failure to warn individuals whom it knew to be on Mulcaire's list of targets.
Why can't we take some time out and tell the woman what she needs to do, even though she may not listen.
A former senior White House aide said, "Are people like her around to give credibility, though they're actually not listened to?
