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sense of hearing

NOUN
  1. the ability to hear; the auditory faculty
    his hearing was impaired

How To Use sense of hearing In A Sentence

  • In total darkness, the bird relies on its acute sense of hearing.
  • When we close our eyes in gustative pleasure, the sense of hearing, smell, taste and touch are heightened. Archive 2007-10-01
  • His acute sense of hearing picked up the sound of footfalls coming towards them and he quickly ran to the others.
  • There is, from the opening chords, a sense of hearing forbidden sounds, of entering into a spirit of resistance against the homogenisers of art.
  • Although the sense of hearing recognizes consonances, reason weighs their value.
  • They use night vision and an acute sense of hearing to find prey in the dark.
  • In total darkness, the bird relies on its acute sense of hearing.
  • The sense of hearing, no less than the sense of sight, was troubled by having to wait so long for the change, whatever it might be, that impended. No Thoroughfare
  • Whenever we see bats, we get quieter because they have an acute sense of hearing, and we don't want to scare them.
  • Its great value lies in its abundant quotation from scores of interviewees; one has a sense of hearing what they themselves think.
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