Sentence examples for somewhat deaf from inspiring English sources

A somewhat deaf lady turned to a young man, a stranger at her leftand said.

Raabe was frail and somewhat deaf but he, like all the Munchkins, spoke warmly of the film.

Today, Mr. Polak, trim at 94 but somewhat deaf, uses a cane and walks with a slight stoop.

More important, it was bad news to tourists, who were now annoyed and somewhat deaf, thanks to the back-seat wails of traumatized children.

He is somewhat deaf — the result, he says, of spending so much of his forties hanging next to the loud engines of the para-planes he loved to fly in many places, but mainly over the North Sea coastline.

This information is simply staggering, even as we are becoming somewhat deaf to new staggering information.

"I'm also slightly deaf".

Subjects indicate whether the tune sounds right; anyone who gets more than three tunes wrong is judged to be somewhat tune deaf.

MacFarlane's admonition to do more was taken by some scientists as a wake-up call, but by others as a somewhat tone-deaf statement blaming us for our own funding troubles.

During the roundtable, Zachary Levi defended the all-white cast of She Loves Me with the somewhat tone-deaf assertion that the musical "has a fully Caucasian cast because it takes place in Budapest in the 1930s, and that's what was written").

The slow and somewhat tone-deaf response from Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook's media-shy CEO, following the Cambridge Analytica scandal, which may have had election-swaying impacts, certainly contributed to Facebook's trust deficit.