Sentence examples for yet listening from inspiring English sources

Alas, the politicians aren't yet listening.

Yet, listening to those inside the industry, this is the adjective used to describe Bill Cunningham, who died this week.

He has the right politics (pro-Abraham Lincoln, antislavery) and delights in talking about it with — and better yet, listening to — smart women.

Yet listening to chamber music, often described as a conversation among friends, in large halls can inspire the sensation of trying to eavesdrop from too far a distance.

"I remember it was 1993, and I was riding around in my car — I didn't even have a license yet — listening to bass music.

Yet listening is a fundamental communication skill, and something that anyone who wants to influence others, negotiate effectively or lead a team needs to develop.

Yet listen and download are considered good enough for the purpose.

Yet listen to his retort: "I'm proud to be alone with you".

Yet listen more closely, and you hear the wondrous variety within the collective cello sound.

Yet listen to his eloquent English, and you hear a young man who aches to be involved in every minute.

Yet listen closely to George Osborne, the man who had top billing at the Tory conference on Monday, and what you hear is not new at all.