Sentence examples for party deaf from inspiring English sources

Like a married couple fighting at a dinner party, deaf to all embarrassed attempts to change the subject, they seem almost past caring who's listening.

Surely a political party "deaf to reason" should be on its way to nominating Michele Bachmann or Herman Cain, rather than a highly-competent businessman whose policy proposals have been largely free of magical thinking and ideological cant.

For example, dance parties for deaf people, a road made from glass or sacred places – he handles all those different themes considering human-centered approach as the most important.

As Court and Spark became her bestselling album, she was still the conflicted outsider, unable to fit comfortably into this new elite – "I feel like I'm sleeping, can you wake me?" she sings on People's Parties, sounding resigned, almost numb, "...I'm just living on nerves and feelings with a weak and a lazy mind/ And coming to people's parties, fumbling, deaf, dumb and blind".

The furore has so far been a gift to Democrats, who were already trying to paint Mitt Romney as the leader of a party that is deaf to women's reproductive rights and to their interests in general.

The party's only deaf councillor, David Buxton, implored the conference to recognise the inequalities within the party for people of disability and minority ethnic communities and demanded positive action.

If the deaf party still feels that equal access is not being provided, that person may have a legal claim.

It would be easy to call Miami's art-and-party nexus tone deaf.

Is the holiday a benign celebration of national pride or a tone-deaf party that should be recast or moved from Jan . 26 which is the anniversary of the 1788 arrival of British ships?

All told, for all the criticism of Democrats as a politically tone-deaf party devoid of any message other than "Not Trump," they've worked hard to craft an economically efficient, politically formidable plan.

The best way to ensure a performance is culturally competent, respectful, and tactful is to consult with deaf parties directly about their language and expectations.