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It also marked the introduction of Dr. Audra Kitson, a seemingly open-minded, open-eared obstetrician, in a recurring guest role for Alanis Morissette Dogma, movie theaters.

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Sleepy Sun is yet another example of how music from another time can reach across generations and live in spirit through anyone open-eared and talented enough to play it.

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It was a typical example of open-eared curiosity, at the end of which Ross snuck into a concert in the Temple of Heaven in Beijing:

The 'Mash of Myriad Sounds' Kimmelman, Michael 2008

The people everywhere were open-eyed, open-eared, and open-mouthed in their welcome and eagerness to hear them.

My Memories of Eighty Years Depew, Chauncey M 1922

At that short distance from our open-eared and alert rebellious fellow-citizens, we could not beat a precipitate retreat, or an orderly one, without disclosing our presence; and that fact once known to this body of armed men meant almost certain death, or worse, to be taken prisoners by this half-savage band.

Bamboo Tales J. Alexander [Illustrator] Mackay 1905

If they would but sit upon her wide veranda in spring or autumn, or before her big open fireplace in winter and "just talk," she would be as open-eyed and open-eared as you pleased.

Bertram Cope's Year Henry Blake Fuller 1893

And among the captives of Naples, on the brilliant morning in question in the early spring of the year 1871, open-eared and open-eyed to its manifest and manifold incongruities, relishing alike the superficial beauty and underlying bestiality of it, was very certainly Helen de

The History of Sir Richard Calmady A Romance Lucas Malet 1891

I was, I remember, listening open-eared to all these wonders, for I was young at the time, and this story of an ancient civilisation and of the treasures which those old Jewish or Phoenician adventurers used to extract from a country long since lapsed into the darkest barbarism took a great hold upon my imagination, when suddenly he said to me,

King Solomon's Mines Henry Rider Haggard 1890

Slowly and more slowly did the lieutenant saunter, open-eared, toward the scene of revelry.

A Wounded Name Charles King 1888

Wide-mouthed and open-eared, they heard the sights of the metropolis thundered forth to their eyes.

The Four Million O. Henry 1886