Sentence examples for a sort of deaf from inspiring English sources

A sort of "deaf is better," which is as ridiculous as those in our society who try to put folks in the deaf community down.

A: Sort of.

"A sort of blank".

"A sort of dream.

A sort of aspic.

A sort of monster.

(A sort of cognitive disonance).

A sort of adventure, maybe.

A Sort of Insurance Policy.

The middle class and the rich countries are hugely rich by world standards and so [Parisian economist] Thomas Piketty's discussion that the French middle class should get more is sort of tone deaf to the fact that there are people in South Asia, Africa, who he's not talking about.

"You'd have to be sort of dead, deaf, dumb, blind to not think they just did what no one else had done, which was sort of copy the Supreme playbook," says fashion writer Daryoush Haboutjafi, about Palace's tactic of producing short runs, keeping availability low and demand high.