hearer

A few words that made less sense to the hearer the more he thought about them.

Did he perform with any view to the good of his hearers?

The trick was in making the hearer want to give.

His hearers thought him very capable of such an act.

Paul's teaching must have come with all the more force to his original hearers.

The Friend is now no longer the hearer but the subject of discourse.

Or was it always a rare thing, to be a hearer of that voice?

This has to do with what the hearer considers to be a word.

The first course was followed by two more, the third at the request of almost all his hearers.

None of her three hearers had any mind to break the thread now.

It took my hearers a moment or two to be sure that I was not talking about suicide.

"And what did you think of your hearers last night, now?

A tale is made for a hearer, to touch a heart.

This last detail had an immediate effect on his hearers.

Nor was she conscious that night of this least one among her hearers.

Clearly, the hearer is left with a great deal of responsibility in the interpretation process.

But it gave to another and unseen hearer the chance for which he had been waiting.

The hearts of his hearers thrilled as they heard him.

Language brings out the same response in both speaker and hearer.

The announcement seemed to convey very little to either of his hearers.

Furthermore, the hearers are free to listen only to what interests them.

The book is a study based on the stories of 50 voice hearers who claim to have recovered.

It gave its hearers the impression that they were surrounded.

The more responsibility hearers are given, the weaker the communication.

With what effect may we suppose the ocean to say, "My hearers!"