Sentences with phrase «ears of the people»

My arguments that open offices are better for the exchange of ideas and for cooperative work fall on the deaf ears of people who, like Greta Garbo, just vant to be alone.

The cries of rage never penetrate the cloth ears of people like Jonathan Todd; and unfortunately, a Labour party that was once set up to serve those at the bottom, has now become the plaything of this «progressive» new world order inhabited by the likes of Todd.

[True North] got the music to the ears of the people, which I couldn't have done alone.

Colorado - based Cochlear's processors gather sound from the environment, turning it into an electrical signal and send it to an electrode implanted in the ears of people with hearing loss.

You are much better off to give your potential hire actual questions to answer — things you don't expect them to know but which will show if, in fact, there is what you are looking for between the ears of the person you are considering hiring!

Since the browser connects to a VPN, it also bypasses firewalls, which is music to the ears of people who are blocked from certain websites (like Facebook) at work.

They twist scriptures and tickle the ears of the people they teach.

What happened to being the eyes and ears of the people.

While the ears of some people do itch for funny stories, jokes, and encouraging insights based on psychology and current events, the ears of other people itch to hear the latest insight on a difficult Bible passage, or the newest scholarly explanation of a particular word in Scripture.

For those that do nt, its a game where a group of people sit in a circle, a person says a sentance in the ear of the person next to him / her, and then that person says the sentance to the next and tries to get the same sentance to the end of the circle.

All he's done is tickle the ears of people with hints and intimations of change without really producing any.

These compliments will boost your ego to egregious levels and you will have the confidence to whisper sweet nothings in the ear of a person of interest.

«The role of traditional rulers in this reconciliation process can not be over emphasized because most of them have the ears of their people.

«I think he's someone who has the ear of the people and a lot of people who are dissatisfied with what's taking place in Albany currently,» Galbreath said of Williams.

I always drum it into the ears of the people that we should reduce our reliance on government patronage as a means of survival.

Our intuition, going back forever, is that to move, say, a rock, one has to touch that rock, or touch a stick that touches the rock, or give an order that travels via vibrations through the air to the ear of a person with a stick that can then push the rock — or some such sequence.

The Technion team hopes to deploy Virob into the ears of people suffering from hearing loss, stimulating nerve cells that lie beyond the reach of cochlear implants.

But his heart belongs to Nakia, a Wakandan spy who is the eyes and ears of her people in the outer world.

Marrying an artist's music to the right game can beam it into the ears of people who will hear it over and over again, especially in service games like Psyonix's opus.

Hearing Fiat is not good for the ears of some people here.

It is wise to treat the person answering the phone with a great deal of respect; sometimes the assistant or receptionist has the ear of the person doing the hiring.

The first person whispers a secret in the ear of the person next to them, who then repeats what they heard to the next person, until everyone has heard the secret.

It reminds me of the old parlour game when you whispered a sentence in the ear of the person next to you who then passed it on in a whisper to the next ear and so on around the room.