Sentence examples for deaf men from inspiring English sources
The use of deaf men for interviews finally telling their story was both very distinctive and respectful.
On the sidewalk, I came across six deaf men having a rapid and fluttering debrief in sign language.
This spring, a group of deaf men in Verona were granted a rare hearing on national television to denounce the priests they said serially molested them as children in a school for the deaf.
The deaf men and their advocates were told that Father Murphy, the school's director and top fund-raiser, was too valuable to be let go, so he would be given only administrative duties.
Gibney's film, which screened in the US on the HBO pay-TV channel last week, examines the case of five deaf men who were abused as boys by one predatory priest at the St John's School for the Deaf in Milwaukee during the 1960s.
As his teammates stifled smiles at the Haas Pavilion crowd's wasted breath, Lizarraga, the only deaf men's basketball player in Division I, produced a career-best 15 points.
(One might still wonder whether their method of reproducing should even count as an enhancement technology for Agar, given that had one of the women simply partnered with the deaf man, the genetic deafness of their child would not be an issue of engineering).
The deaf man was truly part of the crowd.
9am: A blind man interviews a deaf man.
Chug! Chug!" Miss the green, and you're a deaf man walking.
Others are simply intriguing: Trick Corner, Fat Lady, Deaf Man, the Duck's Tail, Joy.
