Sentence examples for mute person from inspiring English sources

In her first year at school, she was "a mute person", Ms Kampa says.

After asking why Jesus would heal a deaf or mute person, he answered his own question.

What about a baby's awareness, or that of a mute person, asks Vātsyāyana?

Bhartṛhari points out that a baby's sensations or a mute person's awarenesses may still count as cognitive because they are linguistically potent.

Philocopus explores the use of lipreading for deaf and mute persons.

Similarly, a non-linguistic experience of a mute-person is an awareness because of the presence of verbal disposition or speech-seed even though there is no actualization of speech.

After you mute a post and take your browser to a new page, go to the muted person's profile and click the arrow pointing down on the muted post to unmute the post.

Similarly, an associated though dubious etymological tradition in another saga, somewhat later than the original Tale of Mac Da Thó's Pig, equates the name of Mac Da Thó to "Mac Dá Túa", "the son of two silent persons", his parents having been deaf-mutes.

Eventually, however, if the exercise program is maintained, Dr. Baron said, the workouts seem to start muting a person's stress response.

Originally a derogatory word literally meaning "mute" or "a person who is illiterate", it was once coined by Arabs to identify non-Arabs, specifically Persians.

Caution should be exercised in applying dumb to a person who is mute, because of the second sense of the word, meaning "unintelligent," but as a noun, dumb-ass can be used without shame as a suitable synonym for doofus.