Sentence examples for deaf sound from inspiring English sources
He is now working on Deaf Sound, a new performance for the fall 2016 that explores deaf people's perception of sound and the choreographic potential of sign language.
Yet Mr. Aronson, who received an Academy Award nomination for his 2000 documentary about the deaf, "Sound and Fury," gets bogged down in logistical detail and relies on the dubious techniques of letters read aloud in foreign-accented voice-over and static, costumed re-enactments.
Jo Milne who was born profoundly deaf, sound tracker Gordon Hempton and two scientists who study epilepsy describe how they use sound to explore and interpret the world.
The shop also carries an instrument called the Music Maker ($35), a small harplike gadget that allows the user to slip a song sheet under the strings, pluck them and make even the tone-deaf sound musical.
It may just be a deluxe drive-in movie, but if you enjoy crashing masonry and flailing tentacles, pay to see it on a proper big screen with a proper go-deaf sound system, and be prepared to drop your popcorn.
The highlight of the Abruzzo-based trip is a night-time foray to howl at wolves in the Apennine mountains - so even the tone deaf should sound at home.
Not only did he start to go deaf, but sounds became distorted, so that high and low notes sounded painfully out of tune to him.
In one of the show's biggest stretches, these nuns go from hideously tone-deaf to "Sound of Music -ready (or "Voice of Italy"-ready) in a flash.
Like many of that self-assured breed, however, he can sound deaf to the observations of his best front-line troops.
Beethoven was probably much as history painted him: the deaf painter in sound, ingenious, embattled and defiant, but also a disheveled, scowling force of nature whose unpleasantness and irritability people suffered for the sake of his brilliance.
It may end with an industry too bloated by profit and too arrogant to pay the costs of its mistakes — and a president who is deaf to the sound an energy empire makes before it crumbles.
