Sentence examples for bit deaf from inspiring English sources

I'm a bit deaf and have only myself to blame.

This came out rather loudly, as he is a bit deaf.

Winton is a bit deaf, tires easily, and his memory is not what it was.

"Sometimes I go a bit deaf in either ear, especially when people are talking nonsense," he said.

The average chihuahua lifespan is 13 years so he's going a bit deaf, which is actually convenient for him.

White hair and white beard now, and roaring his words – he's a wee bit deaf these days – with the same rage and humour as ever.

5.21pm: "Toyota became a little bit safety deaf," says the US transport sec.

Moreover, they question whether the Bush administration has been a bit tone deaf.

In retrospect, Mr. Foley said, the Republicans were "a bit tone deaf" about issues like Social Security and prescription drugs.

Hans Joachim Isler Hong Kong • To the Sports Editor: "Fury at the Sounds of South Africa's World Cup" (July 1) was more than a bit tone deaf.

Kathleen Smith, from Renaissance Capital, says: "I think sometimes they are a little bit tone deaf because they've been in a world where everyone has been climbing all over themselves to get to invest in their companies.