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I'm just surprised that this gentleman, with a real estate background, was deaf to the more realistic data supporting a lower asking price.

For a last few days he remained deaf to the sounds of his own country, blind to the disaffection with him and his reign.

The Gospels contain countless stories in which he helps the blind to see, the deaf to hear and the lame to walk.

This collar was done by a German designer who wanted the deaf to be able to at least feel the music.

He was a model of a gaoler : surly , and dumb , and deaf to every attempt at moving his sense of justice or compassion .

While dancing, he kept telling her about how much he loved her, but she seemed to be deaf to him.

Hear the music of voices, the song of a bird, the mighty strains of an orchestra, as if you would be stricken deaf to-morrow.

But Mrs. Tarleton was, as usual, deaf to all other ideas when pursuing her favorite topic, breeding, whether it be horses or humans.

Do not complain . If you complain all the time , I have to pretend to be deaf to preserve myself.

A red-cheeked young sentry put a bayonetted rifle athwart his chest, and was deaf to his protests in sputtering Russian.

I told you from the world go that do not believe him, but you were deaf to it.

It's wrong of you to be deaf to my advice.

Being tone deaf to American anxieties about space technology isn't the only problem with the country's soft-power push.

In Leipzig, the watchdogs, tone-deaf to history, had even rehearsed plans to inter thousands of dissidents in new concentration camps.

Wenger is not deaf to the criticism but he has tried to turn down the volume in order to turn around his season.

They too have been deaf to the voice of justice and of consanguinity.

He is always deaf to his teacher's advice.

And now you have cochlear implants that go into people's heads and allow the deaf to begin to hear.

You have to be deaf to understand.

Leading : We have been deaf to your call to serve, as Christ served us.

France and Britain want a no-fly zone, but Germany, deaf to the pleas of Libyans, sees only risks and entanglement.

The country was almost deaf to her voice.

One does not have to be blind or deaf to tap into the brain's mysterious and extraordinary power to learn, adapt and grow.

She rammed up her ears and was deaf to all advice.

Could it be some fly on the hunt, blowing its horn around those ears deaf to the fanfare of tally hos?

It is harmful to be deaf to what is happening in the world.

Hear my prayer, O Lord , listen to my cry for help; be not deaf to my weeping.

The failure of farmers in poor countries to respond to price signals does not mean they are deaf to them.

But we are just literally deaf to that kind of value.

Like Helen I was once blind and deaf to the truths of the Republican Party.

The lad was not totally deaf to these promises.

Bing Mao or cat is deaf to the voices without any response.

No one should be deaf to advice.

The leader was deaf to all entreaties.

He was deaf to all my request.

"Too true, " the fat man said, deaf to the irony. "How is it that the Spider became so dear to you? "

He was deaf to all requests for money.

He was deaf to my supplication.

So why are we often deaf to the nice things said by the people who love us most?

He is deaf to all our suggestions.

be not deaf to my weeping.

He is deaf to advice. You are just wasting your breath.

The boss was deaf to our requests.

Was deaf to our objections.

How dense and deaf to language development do you have to be?

It is a difficult _thing the deaf to study.

Our eyes never will BE blind to a developing menace, our ears never deaf to the call of civilization

Spoken language -the catalyst for the deaf to return to the main stream

I merely pretend to be deaf to your breath