Sentence examples for we might listen from inspiring English sources

All of this has changed, of course: radio has become something we might listen to while driving or cooking or working.

We might listen to and lament the horrific stories being shared, and also wonder: Whom, exactly, are we reminding that women are treated as second class?

Personally, I was in a maths class, where we were permitted to pause the lecture for a moment so that we might listen to the decision as it was read over the radio.

Before we dismiss the deep civilizational influence of ancient Confucian ways in the name of popular China's embrace of the mysterious blue creatures from original nature generated in Hollywood, we might listen to a more considered voice.

We might listen to Monteverdi, Bach, Mahler, Copland, or Bernstein; look at the creations of Leonardo, Michelangelo, Picasso, Balanchine or Joffrey; and we might refer to Plato, the Bibles, the Declaration of Independence, or Dante, Twain and Roth.

"Listen," we might hear them say, "Mom, Dad, all you relatives with your candles and fluff.

Isaias might listen to the rulers of Libya and Qatar; we leave it to others to judge whether those messages would necessarily be helpful.

they might listen.

"Then people might listen".

You might listen up on that, Dick.

Young men might listen to you".