Sentence examples for feel deaf from inspiring English sources

Nothing prepares you to be away from your family for six weeks, and in a country where you feel deaf, mute, and illiterate.

"There are many deaf people who feel that all deaf people should embrace and use A.S.L. in every facet of their lives," he wrote.

Her apology apparently felt on deaf ears.

The Greek philosopher, Aristotle, pronounced us 'deaf and dumb,' because he felt that deaf people were incapable of being taught, of learning, and of reasoned thinking.

Although they showed that, one month after writing, the participants who were allocated in the expressive writing condition exhibited lower systolic and diastolic blood pressure than before writing and that, four months after writing, diastolic blood pressure remained lower than baseline levels, their argument felt on deaf ears.

I began to feel, 'I'm deaf, so what?' Deafness was a given.

What comes across is the pride all four feel in their deaf identity.

Or maybe you'll sleep with your first girl and orgasm more intensely than you ever have in your life and feel like a deaf kid who heard music for the first time.

For a show about transcendence through music, "33 Variations" can often feel oddly tone-deaf.

My brother, Joseph, is also deaf and my parents did not feel that Hong Kong accommodated deaf people adequately.

This gives you the opportunity to make new friends, connect with deaf classmates and coworkers, or help deaf customers feel welcome at your business.