Sentence examples for quite deaf from inspiring English sources

Mr. Stein is quite deaf.

Both men had grown quite deaf.

Diffident (partly because he was quite deaf toward the end) and also quite deft.

He's quite deaf, too, and repeats my introduction in some puzzlement.

Nothing compared to trials in London, where Ellen Terry, quite deaf, was in audience.

The man's mother, an ex-concert singer & quite deaf, longed to hear the nightingales singing in the garden.

Then Ray contracted typhoid and went deaf quite suddenly, which put paid to the stage career.

But since the stock indexes hit record highs in August, it hasn't seemed quite as tone deaf.

"He was really quite revered by deaf people throughout the world for this accomplishment," said a longtime friend, David F. Armstrong, the budget director at Gallaudet.

There are several tools for assessing oral language acquisition which can be adapted quite easily to deaf students, but there are few tools to assess the extent of acquisition of the Spanish sign language (LSE).

His gift to the queen of an iPod was similarly derided as being both tone deaf, and not quite up to snuff (her Majesty already had an iPod, it was reported).