Phrasal Verb - hearing out

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Definition

giving someone an opportunity to speak and be heard completely and without interruption, usually in a formal or serious situation, such as a dispute or a meeting

Examples

No.	Example
1	The manager heard out each employee's concerns before making a decision.
2	Despite their disagreements, the couple decided to hear each other out.
3	The committee heard out all sides before making a ruling.
4	The students were given the opportunity to hear out their professor's perspective.
5	The negotiating team heard out the demands of the striking workers.
6	The mediator asked both parties to hear each other out before making a proposal.
7	The jury heard out all the evidence before reaching a verdict.
8	The CEO heard out the suggestions of his team before making a final decision.
9	The two friends heard each other out and eventually came to an understanding.
10	The arbitrator heard out both parties and made a fair ruling