Sentence examples for we hear less from inspiring English sources

We hear less about those.

As negotiating and posturing over the looming "fiscal cliff" continues, one phrase we hear less often than we should is "nondefense discretionary spending".

As the elder Mr. Twichell wrote in a letter home, "We hear less and less about the supposed deficiencies of Negro troops".

We often hear that the world faces a water crisis; what we hear less is that this is often a crisis of governance.

Related: 'Water efficiency should be our goal', says head of World Water Week We often hear that the world faces a water crisis; what we hear less is that this is often a crisis of governance.

It's the kind of thinking we hear less and less about nowadays – with our universities measuring educational worth by vocational outcome and students left seeking formulas for the A-band marks that will get them the job.

For those of us on the outside, we heard less than a one-seventh of the case.

Until the government makes it easier for us to support our children and grandchildren, can we please hear less – or preferably no more at all – about how we baby boomers have allegedly been feathering our nests at our children's expense?

It's beyond me!" And although such ignorance rankles, and we thankfully hear less of it now, perhaps the only reason is because we're represented as having such penis envy we have to go out and buy our own.

We now hear less about "irreducible complexity," with good reason.

One assumes we will hear less from David Blunkett once he leaves parliament.