Have you ever heard a sneeze when no one is there?
141720
No...have you? (why don't you add some details to your question so we can find out if you have heard one)\n\nThanks for the explanation...I have no idea why you're hearing sneezes. Maybe it's a ghost or a spirit...
907417
Heck if i know. I'm asleep. Seriously though. There's no reason whatsoever why a person can't sneeze while asleep. What if you're dreaming about petting a cat and you're allergic to cats? Yes is your answer.\n-\nOk, I read a few articles on sneezing while asleep. They all say a person can't. I still say just because people don't sneeze while asleep doesn't mean they "can't". Tell you what. Let me put some pepper under your nose while you're asleep and let see if you don't sneeze. =)\n.\n.
576422
Check this link out.  Another asker had a similar question.\n\nRead the best answer!\n\nANYBODY WHO THINKS THAT IT IS IMPOSSIBLE TO SNEEZE WITH YOUR EYES OPEN IS ILL INFORMED AND SHOULD ALSO READ THIS LINK!
1165185
yes.  you sneeze when something irritates your inner nose.  all that happens is that a little piece of dust gets in the wrong place, and you wake up sneezing--but this does not happen very often.  it is very rare
79096
No!Because you can not tell . how if there would be nobody nobody could near the noise!
941446
No it is not possible.  There have been studies done that at the exact moment you sneeze, all other brain function ceases.  You have no brain waves, no heartbeat and the only breathing that occurs is the air that is forced out of your lungs.  For a split second, you are dead.  Just a bit of usless trivia I picked up a few years back.
1137733
I've seen "things" out of the corner of my eye.  Once I was sitting alone in a hospital room (I wasn't the patient, so I wasn't on anything) and someone whispered my name in my ear.  It was very distinct, felt the breath on the exhale, in my left ear.  It was surprising since I was alone watching the Simpsons, but not scary.\nMy brother lived in a haunted house.  If anyone said he was lying when he told them (he was very proud of it), the TV would turn on and flip through all the channels faster than you could on a remote and then shut off.
912024
It's a good idea to keep tissues with you so that you can grab one and sneeze into it with your hands at your nose and mouth. That can muffle the sound a little.\n\nYou can actually break bones in your face if you try to stifle a sneeze as others here have suggested--a VERY bad idea!\n\nI don't try to do anything about the sound when I'm alone. When I'm in public, I grab my tissue as I said above, and turn away from others and try to allow some of the air coming from the sneeze out through my mouth.
46211
Of course it does. Sound waves are generated, and just because there is no one to hear does not they don't exist.\n\nIf a bear poops in the woods and no one is there to smell it, does it still stink?
185352
Of course it does. Just because there is no one around doesn't mean that it doesn't make a sound.
1121991
No, but my aunt has. She has moved 4 times because she says she has heard people walking in her house when no one else was home. Some one would turn on the TV and no one would be home. So IDK.
737945
yes i have at work i went to clean the pool area mens restroom and i heard water running so i thought that some one was in there so i went to the womens room and cleaned it  and went back to the mens room and i heard water again so i said house keeping really loud and no one answered and i walked in and the water shut off and there was no one in the mens room so i went to my cart and got the cleaning supplies and started cleaning the mens room when i heard the door slam and then i looked up and saw nothing or no one so i told my supervisor what happened and she said hey we have a ghost so just do not worry about it
39901
Yes. It would be like saying things don't make sounds because deaf people can't hear it, It still makes sound, just no one is around to hear it.
1029463
I haven't heard anything but you never know!\n\nLoL XxX
1141521
This has been recognized in medical journals for at least 40 years, and is called different things, including the "photic sneeze reflex" and even the "ACHOO syndrome". In a few instances the reflex has been documented by shining bright lights at people to make them sneeze, so it probably really does happen. \n\nNobody is really sure why.  Apparently, somehow, the nerve pathway associated with sneezing is stimulated with the exposure to bright light.
332145
heck yes i would. i know some one who sneezed and farted at the same time. I lauged but quietly. Its hard not to
91168
Just say bless you, and ignore it.  Hand out tissues if it helps.  \n\nThere is honestly nothing else you can do- you can't stop a sneeze.  Anything you would say to try to get people to "sneeze more quietly" will just end up making you look like a cad.