turn a deaf ear to造句
1. The boss turned a deaf ear to my explanation.
2. Mary turned a deaf ear to Lois's asking to ride her bicycle.
3. He turned a deaf ear to the rumours.
4. She turned a deaf ear to their complaints.
5. The teacher turned a deaf ear to the boy's swearing .
6. It is wrong to turn a deaf ear to other's criticism.
7. Can't you find a way of turning a deaf ear to her endless complaints?
8. But the authorities turned a deaf ear to their demands.
9. If you turn a deaf ear to my warnings, you'll land in trouble.
10. In the past they've tended to turn a deaf ear to such requests.
11. He turned a deaf ear to my request for help.
12. She turned a deaf ear to our warnings and got lost.
13. The factory owners turned a deaf ear to the demands of the workers.
14. Thus, year after year, working people turn a deaf ear to union entreaties.
15. The race committee turned a deaf ear to the objections of Amelia and the other fliers.
16. She wouldn't be keeping the Law if she turned a deaf ear to the call or ran away from it.
17. They may display their feelings by refusing to eat, and turning a deaf ear to anyone who calls their name.
18. I didn't expect him to turn a deaf ear to his comrades'criticism.
19. The Iraqi authorities try in vain to turn a deaf ear to the UN economic sanction which would eventually produce enormous impact upon the former's politics and economy.
20. Why will you always turn a deaf ear to what I tell you?
21. Success search for specifics for solutions , failure turn a deaf ear to specifics.
22. Don't turn a deaf ear to her cries for help.
23. If you turn a deaf ear to the masses'criticism, sooner or later you will have to pay for it.
24. Cai turn a deaf ear to the President, is a different type of generosity.
25. How could you turn a deaf ear to her requests for help?
26. To turn a deaf ear to someone means not to talk to him.
27. Unfortunately, many rich people turn a deaf ear to our request for help.
28. The scoundrelly person has lied so much that people turn a deaf ear to whatever he says.
29. If one continues to cast an indifferent eye on/to turn a deaf ear to/ to be blind to/to overlook the problem, things are sure to go from bad to worse.