Sentence examples for braille world from inspiring English sources

"If we could live in our own little Braille world, then that'd be perfect," he added.

Louis Braille had opened the world of books to visually impaired people in the early 19th century by developing the eponymous system of raised dots that is used around the world.

The non-vision-impaired population (which comprises 99.5% of the world) assumes that Braille is the preferred form of reading for blind folks, but Braille is very difficult to learn, especially for people who lose their sight late in life.

London-based firm OwnFone has released what it says is the world's first Braille phone.

He shows a Star Wars novel written in Braille and knockoffs from around the world, including the awkwardly named, Turkish-made action figure called Stars War.

Designer Sumit Dagar has invented a prototype Braille smartphone which may give the world's 300 million visually impaired people the first phone developed with their needs in mind.

Illustration by Tylevenoss.

It could be said that the world presses on Bellow's characters like Braille for those who do not need it.

Like Helen Keller inventing the braille, if she had accepted defeat due to her condition; the world never could have had that invention.

Because of his combination of intelligence and diligence, Braille was permitted to attend one of the first schools for blind children in the world, the Royal Institute for Blind Youth, since renamed to the National Institute for Blind Youth in Paris.

For boys at the academy, learning Braille and being able to read the CRC for themselves has opened up a whole new world.