have a good ear

And he has a good ear; as do both of his parents, obviously.

If something rings false here, you have a good ear.

Still, he has a good ear for the absurd and a high-speed mind.

She had a good ear and could play any song they hummed.

Taught me on earlier models so I have a good ear for identifying problems.

I have a good ear and pick things up quickly.'

If the poet have nothing else, he has a good ear."

Almost everyone in Georgia has a good ear to music and good voice.

Cat had a good ear for music and was a reasonable pianist as well.

"She is a beautiful child, and she has a good ear for music."

"I have a good ear for dialogue, but I'll lose that in a foreign language," she said.

As a scholar of language, Tolkien has a good ear for the ways different people talk.

He has a good ear for dialogue and writes at length about all classes of society.

She has a good ear, good timing and was well prepared.

There're thousands of kids who own guitars and have a good ear.

He has a good ear for nuances of testimony.

He had a good ear and had paid attention in a way he knew most white people did not.

"You have to have a good ear for harmony or you're going to sound like a car wreck," he said.

Mr. Constantine never went to college, but he has a good ear for languages.

Jasim spoke no English, but he had a good ear.

He has a good ear, but it is the ear of a journalist, not a poet.

Demiris had a good ear and picked up languages quickly.

The word was still very street level-but Jane had a good ear for the word.

Martin also had a good ear for singers.

Her son was not only inclined to musical experimentation; he also had a good ear and, it would seem, perfect pitch.