Sentence examples for deaf with from inspiring English sources

I came out deaf, with tinnitus".

Byron was 14, half blind, partly deaf, with dementia, arthritis and an enlarged prostate.

"The police brought interpreters in to get the story told," said Maria V. Pardo, a job counselor for the deaf with Fedcap Rehabilitation Services.

Historians credit Gallaudet University, a university for the deaf, with inventing the huddle in the 1890s to prevent opponents from reading sign language.

I sleep soundly because I am deaf with exhaustion and then I get up and write again and then I write some more and this is lovely.

Senator Clinton, her husband Bill and many of their supporters still seem to be tone deaf with regard to this controversy.

Ryan listened keenly but, half-deaf with desire, barely heard.

That is why, when Groupon gets too cute with its publicity stunts, tone-deaf with an advertising campaign, thin-skinned with public relations and — especially — too creative with financial reporting, people in Chicago notice.

"Confronting 'NOO-kyuh-luhr' ProlineReview" (Week in Review, Oct. 13) resonated with my belief that just as some have musical tin ears, certain people are tone-deaf with language.

If you thought that the N.B.A., which had just spent months proving itself arrogant and remarkably tone-deaf with its nonsensical lockout, would enter the era of labor peace with a desire to prove it was worthwhile for the good of the game, well, the league just proved you dead wrong.

DO: Research how to interact with a Deaf person; with and without an interpreter.