Sentence examples for use spoken language from inspiring English sources

Early in the protest, one flier attacked Dr. Fernandes because "her mother and brother are deaf" and use spoken language.

Others, however, particularly advocates of technologies that help deaf people use spoken language, wonder whether such a town would merely isolate and exclude the deaf more than ever.

Individuals who were born blind or became blind early and later became deaf are more likely to use spoken language as their main means of communication.

Individuals in the blind community and the mainstream community are likely to use spoken language as their main means of communication, whereas individuals in the deaf community are likely to communicate by using a signed language.

There's simply a commitment to live in a visually centered environment that supports manual as opposed to spoken language". But Dr. Michael Novak of Urbana, Ill., who has been performing cochlear implants since 1984, said he was convinced that the trend among the deaf was actually shifting toward therapies that could help the next generation of deaf people use spoken language.

See Peet, "Notions of the Deaf and Dumb," 20, for a wide-ranging discussion of the issue; while Peet believed humans were created with a spontaneous ability to use spoken language, he recounts here the argument that language developed over time.

They likely spent much of their lives in mainstream society and used spoken language to communicate.

Children's reading and writing skills build off of their earlier emerging skills using spoken language.

To compare speech development following unilateral cochlear implant (CI) between a group of prelingually deaf children who have been educated exclusively using spoken language and another group who have used two languages (spoken and sign language).

This is a little bit of circling-the-wagons mentality, if you ask me". Over the past 15 years, he said, it has become easier for the deaf and hard of hearing to grow up using spoken language, because of a steady rise in the use of cochlear implants, more early diagnoses and therapies for deaf children and efforts to place some deaf children in mainstream schools.

And non-verbal means 'without using spoken language'.