The prince stopped before he entered, speaking more softly to the eunuch for fear of being heard by the princess.
There is no necessity for your speaking so low," said the queen to the king her brother; "you may speak out with freedom, without fear of being heard.
It was in this point of view, that he conceived the conduct of the person to whom this privilege was refused, was implicated, without an opportunity of being heard in his defence.
If they are slaves, the constitution gives them no hope of being heard here.
It will be the height of injustice to refuse him an opportunity of being heard.
On the 29th, I was served with an order of Congress, which postponed my being heard to some future time.
After being in bed two or three hours, I was taken with a stoppage in my breast, and made my resperation difficult, and still being afraid to cough loud for fear of being heard.
I had now to cross lots that were cleared and covered with snow, the houses being thick on the road, which I was to cross, and for fear of being heard, I lay myself flat on my stomach and crept along on the frozen snow.
At this time the tumor in my lungs broke, and being afraid to cough for fear of being heard, prevented me from releiving myself of the puss that was lodged there.
After being in bed two or three hours I was taken with a stoppage in my breast, and made my resperation difficult, and still being afraid to cough loud for fear of being heard.
At this time the tumor in my lungs broke, and being afraid to cough for fear of being heard, prevented me from relieving myself of the pus that was lodged there.
I had now to cross lots that were cleared and covered with snow, the houses being thick on the road which I was to cross, and for fear of being heard I lay myself flat on my stomach and crept along on the frozen snow.
There is no doubt but that strong confidence, or the firm hope of being heard, contributes much to the perfection of prayer and renders it especially effective.
Moreover, the explicit and positive promises made by Christ in regard to prayer manifestly have the purpose of inspiring the person praying with firm confidence and the sure hope of being heard.
When man, making use of all the means placed at his disposal, can not help himself, a cry for help is sent to Heaven is not presumptuous or unreasonable, and therefore the hope of being heard is not unfounded or in vain.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "being heard" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
