But I turned a deaf ear to all he said.

But to that question the night turned a deaf ear.

Still, there is every reason to believe that Washington will turn a deaf ear to this evidence.

So far the French seem to be turning a deaf ear.

He would not turn a deaf ear to these poor people and their suffering.

But today the markets appeared to turn a deaf ear.

So he turned a deaf ear and finished his dinner.

To all this Albany is likely to turn a deaf ear.

But who could turn a deaf ear to radio after this weekend's events?

"Turning a deaf ear to your constituents is never good public policy."

To all of them the Pats turned a deaf ear.

Johnson tries to turn a deaf ear to it all.

He turned a deaf ear to the appeals of poverty.

And it certainly didn't cause him to turn a deaf ear.

To be sure, many Russian companies still turn a deaf ear to shareholders.

Tony had turned a deaf ear to the old man's warnings.

Unfortunately, Iraq has thus far turned a deaf ear to the voices of peace and reason.

Congress did not hear a unified voice, making it easier to turn a deaf ear.

The owners turned a deaf ear to such an expensive demand.

Jack however turns a deaf ear and continues his journey.

"We are desperately in need of donors and the government has turned a deaf ear to us."

I turn a deaf ear to my husband's nervous: "When are you getting up?"

Yet, the Member States have often turned a deaf ear.

For over two hours Halsey turned a deaf ear to these calls.

The authorities have turned a deaf ear to attempts by some residents to put the war behind them.