Sentence examples for to listen less from inspiring English sources

"I've always been taught to listen less to what a person says and watch more what they do," she said.

That Ukip is, in Peter Oborne's words, essentially "the Conservative party in exile" has been the conventional wisdom of the commentariat, including those Tories who'd like their leadership to listen less to Clegg.

But, by the end of the 20th century, Mrs Whitehouse was a British institution beginning to come back into fashion, and a new generation, rebelling against their 1960s parents, was more prepared to listen, less prepared to believe that if it was lewd, it must be Art.

In my experience, though, more often than not, today's students are inclined to listen less because they place a lower value on absorbing (learning) information.

Although you need to learn how to listen less, don't go on always not listening to others, because people will start thinking you're self-absorbed and puffed up.

Western medicine was seen as efficacious, but its physicians were seen to have less time, listen less well and were more difficult to consult.

Run to the nearest peak and herald to all that will listen: "Less is more!

"I hope that he would listen less to some of the more extreme voices in the administration and more to what I hope would be her moderate counsel," Mr. Reid said of Mr. Bush's relationship with Mrs. Whitman.

I listen less to the Beatles now, but they were and will always be part of my life, as they are for so many others.

"I listen less and less," Mushnick said.

4) You listen less and talk more.