Sentence examples for would really listen from inspiring English sources

Aversa said to look for "people's faces softening" as you spoke to them: some would really listen to you, and you'd have a sense of "peeling back layers".

"Honestly, I don't think she was viewed within the family as someone they would really listen to before this," said Brian Sun, the family's lawyer.

That's not his responsibility, and it's not clear that anyone in the G.O.P. would really listen to him anyway; though he did get a very enthusiastic reception from the audience at CPAC.

NO one questioned his brilliance; instead, the doubts were about whether he would really listen to others, delegate authority and put systems in place to decentralize a lot of the decision making.

I went in and did a demo thinking that I just needed to get them an upbeat song and something that people would really listen to.

Sure, he could scare people about terrorism, but he would never really listen to the worst anti-Muslim voices on the right, let alone adopt their policies.

"I would like people to really listen to the reports coming out of those districts – the affected areas – and start responding," says Heimo Laakkonen, UNICEF Representative in Kenya.

"Imagine if you'd never really listened to music and then suddenly realised you'd discovered a whole new wing of culture.

I'd heard the song dozens of times, but I don't know that I'd ever really listened before.

"I always thought that stuff was too gimmicky, but I'd never really listened".

She had an Andrews Sisters record, and before that I'd never really listened to anything before 1960.