Sentences with phrase «in ears of»

Those famous words continuously ring in the ears of bitcoin naysayers to this day.

Sadly, it's a few minimalist design choices away from striking the chord it strives for in the ears of the audiophile Apple user, and at this price in the market there's little room for forgiveness.

While the motto of «never settle» is most likely ringing in the ears of fired up onlookers looking to abandon ship, OnePlus still most likely will have an ace up its sleeve when it comes to time for the release the OnePlus 6, pricing it far below its competition, which should be enough to quiet any naysayers.

Well, the slogan «A Place to Call Home» would ring differently in the ears of tourists, anyway.

With affordable podcasting plans starting at $ 95, you can get your legal news in the ears of potential clients.

It is those voices that speak in the ears of our political class and that agenda that commands the assent of one and a half of America's two parties.

I used to think that it was just the paid - up deniers whispering in the ears of politicians which kept the politicians confused; in the case of our PM though, I'm now more inclined to think it is that our politicians (of that stripe) project their own behaviour onto scientists, and therefore conclude that the scientists are acting in their own self interest, i.e. lying.

Allen's words echoed in the ears of the receptive audience on Saturday night at Fort Worden State Park.

Yes Gavin, and there is another psychological twist that I find baffling: In the ears of skeptics «uncertain» always rings like «less».

The narrative does not exist as an objective stake, only as a recollection or a thing heard amiss, like the sounds of a lecture that are transformed in the ears of an absent minded student, who at the same time scratches his desk, into something illogical but simultaneously essentially real.

Well now, while his wise words may ring very true in the ears of our ancestors both past, present and in the inevitable future, I can't yet imagine that the organisation of peace would make the best of games.

The black debris commonly seen in the ears of dogs with ear mites is a combination of dried blood, normal ear wax and discharges from inflammation.

The type of yeast we see on the skin and in the ears of cats and dogs is almost always Malassezia yeast.

Four Paws Ear Mite Remedy for Dogs kills ear mites and aids in ear wax removal for dogs It is an organic formula that does not contain pesticides Four Paws Ear Mite Remedy for Dogs contains Aloe Vera which provides a gentle cool balm Ear mites normally cause a dry dark brown waxy exudate in the ears of dogs The mites are easily observed by placing some of the ear exudate on a dark surface and watching carefully for white specks walking away

Diagnosis: Ear mites normally cause a dry, dark, brown, waxy, exudate with crust in the ears of dogs.

Too much hair in the ears of certain breeds, particularly poodles, make them sensitive to ear problems.

PS — regarding Ulysses, he put wax in the ears of his sailors, but he tied himself up so that he could listen to the Sirens, but not do anything... it's a tough discipline to maintain, but it helps me do better in the markets.

Echoing loudly down the corridors of history, several events in 1968 and the years just before it rang incessantly in the ears of Americans, and African Americans in particular.

The priests who whisper magic in the ears of corpses, they're not saying, «Cheer up, you used to be alive.»

First, the accountability demands from the federal, state, and local levels are a relentless drumbeat in the ears of policymakers and practitioners.

The Hollywood Film Festival has become just another stop on the awards campaign trail these days, various publicists getting in the ears of festival directors to make sure their clients get their (in most cases deserved) props as the season takes hold, amping up the exposure, etc..

Their view echoes in the ears of the creators and stylists and their style fascinate and inspire.

Also, I will totally own up to the fact that you can see the remnants in my ears of when I had a bajillion piercings.

It has been whispered in the ears of school children on early - to - rise mornings for centuries, yet the depth of understanding as to why breakfast is so important has only been brought to light in recent years.

These ancient virus - like genes begin to leapfrog around the egg's DNA, thereby producing new mutations, just as transposon movement causes color mutations in ears of corn.

In the course of his cancer research George Daley of Children's Hospital Boston and Harvard Medical School was trying to clip holes in the ears of genetically engineered mice so he could tell them apart when, surprisingly, the wounds kept healing.

Now, researchers at the University of Bristol and the University of Lincoln, both in the United Kingdom, think they have discovered a mechanism in the ears of Copiphora gorgonensis, a species of katydid from the forests of Colombia, that rivals the middle ear bones in mammals.

Binaural stereo mimics this by setting a pair of microphones in the ears of a dummy human head to capture the phase and amplitude differences.

To do so, they edited recordings of music, filtering out the frequencies of the ringing in the ears of their patients, who then listened to the filtered music an average of 12 hours per week.

Sounds thought to cause only temporary hearing loss have destroyed nerve cells in the ears of mice.

The researchers induced psoriasis - like symptoms in the ears of mice while simultaneously dosing the animals with either dimethyl itaconate or placebo every day for a week.

In fact, the brain's capacity for inventing new information - processing schemes is thought to explain the success of artificial cochleas, which have been implanted in the ears of approximately 100,000 hearing - impaired people around the world in the past few decades.

«To do so, we simply inserted earplugs in the ears of 10 - day - old mice and left them in position for 10 more days.

«You are only a man» servants used to whisper in the ears of Roman generals to stop them believing their own hype on their triumphant return from battle.

Neal's responses, ranging in the ears of her listeners from naïve to uninformed to just plain loopy, did not sit well with them.

«These words should echo in the ears of every New Yorker who still holds onto the dream of honest government: «That's our politicians in New York.

Frantz has been a constant in the ears of Burgess, White, and the rest of the Raiders» goalies.

If the crowds continue to cheer bowling throughout the next six months of the new league's season, however, the sound will be music in the ears of a Dallas sports fan named J. Curtis Sanford, chief booster of spectator bowling.

These voices play loud in the ears of our heart and encourage comparison.

Mary as mother of Jesus (and thus mother of God) is the queen of the saints and thus we believe she her prayers on our behalf have extra volume in the ears of God.

In Jakim's rendering, the voice of the Underground Man achieves something of the startling novelty it no doubt had in the ears of those who first heard it, when the book made its debut and a new, altogether indispensable fictional personality entered the canon of modern literature.

Christians put that proposition right up front, it is the most heavily advertised belief in history, and in the ears of someone disinclined to believe it, it sounds at least as silly as anything the Scientologists teach.

The arguments for God's existence have stood for hundreds of years with the waves of unbelieving criticism breaking against them, never totally discrediting them in the ears of the faithful, but on the whole slowly and surely washing out the mortar from between their joints.

He was supposed to be the greatest religious ruler, but he used his power and authority to whisper, and hiss like a viper in the ears of politicians and judges in order to influence their decisions his way.

«When these women are missing, the voices of women with national platforms can become too loud in the ears of younger women, in particular.

No prophet can claim to bring a final message unless he says things that will have a sound of reality in the ears of victims such as these.

That complaining put «bugs» in the ears of the other reps, which led them to resent and mistrust leadership.

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.

Like a parent whispers in the ear of an upset child, God whispers into our hearts.

My friend wasn't there, and I shared my testimony (which includes the dream the Lord gave me) with another man, who unknown to me, whispered in the ear of the new pastor that I was talking about a «mystical experience.»