1.   Arpaio does, however, have a keen ear for populist sentiments, and would be a factor if he gets into the race.

2.   As the director has demonstrated in his more conventional films, he is a master of mood with a keen musical ear.

3.   By all indications they had a keen ear for special talent yet a general tolerance for sloppy execution.

4.   Carey crafts her three protagonists with a keen ear for language.

5.   Edmonds, perhaps more than any other contemporary pop songwriter, has a keen ear for developing songs that appeal to women.

6.   Elaine is an actress and has a keen ear and eye for what is good.

7.   Drury plays the entire program with technical command, a keen ear for color, vivid imagination and probing intelligence.

8.   Frank has a keen ear for slogans substituting for thought, and he takes absolutely nothing at face value.

9.   He may not be a trained musician, but he has sure musical instincts and a keen ear for imitating styles.

10.   Here, the intellect supplies whatever portion of sound may be missing to less keen ears.