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Meanings of hears more in English

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Usage of hears more in English
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Lesedi is delighted about her friend's good news, until she hears more.
The South African
2
I think Lester hears more often, since they've always been close.
Private life
3
Suzanne decides to hold her own words until she hears more.
An unfinished score
4
William hears more than a whiff of The Band, as well.
Radio NZ
5
The Duke's foolish pride will come down when he hears more.
The King's Highway
6
What she hears more than anything though, from strangers, is how pretty she is.
Ebony
7
Some suspect, even, that the mind's ear hears more perfectly than the actual ear.
An unfinished score
8
One hears more clearly the sound of the cannon.
The Soul of the War
9
Kane hears more footsteps in the corridor, turns to see Heather walking briskly towards them.
Pandaemonium
10
He hears more moving gravel, then another, growing silence.
Pandaemonium
11
He thinks more, reads more, feels more, sees more, hears more, learns more, and lives more.
North America — Volume 1
12
He hears more plainly the lamenting tone
Library of the World's Best Literature, Ancient and Modern — Vol...
13
It may be, when the king hears more of him, he will in his clemency release and pardon him.
The Lord of Dynevor: A Tale of the Times of Edward the First
14
I should not be surprised if Denham hears more from that fellow at the head of the French line.
The Two Admirals
15
All the officials and upper classes in Egypt are Turks, and one hears more Turkish than Arabic, except among the Bedouin tribes.
At Aboukir and Acre: A Story of Napoleon's Invasion of Egypt
16
If he hears more of your swordsmanship, he may well feel compelled to dispatch a pair of bravos to Naples for your protection.
Cry to heaven
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