Sentence examples for we hear rather from inspiring English sources
We hear rather less about its opposite.
He denies that these uses commit us to the existence of pictures or images that we contemplate or tunes that we hear: rather than construe someone who pictures his nursery as the spectator of a resemblance of his nursery, he should be construed as resembling a spectator in his nursery (1949a, 234).
Understood, Most of us tend to listen with an eye to contradict what we hear rather than understand it.
We heard rather a lot about all that in 2008.
If we feel we are hearing rather much about Wasserstein's college girlfriends, it's because we are about to meet them again as characters in "Uncommon Women and Others," the 1977 play that brought its author wide acclaim.
Readers hear rather than feel the details.
As you can see — or hear, rather — he's not bad at banging.
This is just another example of White House staffers telling Pesident Bush what he wants to hear rather than what is.
"She was saying things she thought the police wanted to hear, rather than exactly what happened," Gillham explains.
Such tactics run a high risk of producing what the prosecutors want to hear rather than what actually happened.
Mr. Pottruck writes that he has concentrated, with evident success, on "listening to hear rather than to answer".
