Sentence examples for deaf expressed from inspiring English sources

While acknowledging SignWriting's potential usefulness in teaching English, Dr. Fernandes, who is deaf, expressed doubt about the larger need for written A.S.L. "English is the language of society," she wrote.

As it was, almost nobody noticed anything till the South African Deaf community expressed its anger.

Teachers of deaf children express concern over a lack of curricular materials appropriate for and beneficial to the deaf population, particularly for language and literacy development and in early childhood classrooms.

The phenomenally tone deaf sentiment was expressed, fittingly, in a column titled Don't rely on media to evaluate bad behavior.

The deaf students who expressed ideas in gesture that were different from the ideas they expressed in sign were ready to learn to solve the math problems, said UChicago psychologist Susan Goldin-Meadow.

Some deaf individuals have expressed reluctance to participate in genetic counseling for fear that they will be told not to have children.

No sooner did Palin's Tea Party speech end than we learned of the president's tone-deaf interview expressing admiration for "very savvy businessmen" like Lloyd Blankfein of Goldman Sachs.

Some parents discourage signing, trying instead to get their deaf child to express himself verbally; the Coles decided early this would be a mistake.

In private spaces, deaf people could express their hopes, discuss political issues, and share stories of oppression.

By Nerina Penzhorn Students at a 150-year-old school for the deaf in New York City express their creativity and their hopes and dreams.

One young mother expressed her distress that her deaf son had walked to school by himself after missing the bus.