| For example, deaf people may be able to lipread or sign, and blind people can hear speech. |
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| He is constantly humiliated by his twin brother, Daniel, who insults him while covering his mouth so Nathan can't lipread what he's saying. |
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| However, like most children, I just got on with it and tried to learn to lipread. |
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| The Cowbridge resident, who struggled to come to terms with her hearing loss, spent the best part of a decade learning to lipread. |
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| If this procedure helps just a little and I can hear sounds so that I look in the right direction to lipread then I'll be happy. |
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| Sarah Jane Mitchell If you are deaf it is very difficult to lipread a person if you can't see their face. |
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| Similarity ratings and confusability of lipread consonants compared with similarity ratings of auditory and orthographic stimuli. |
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| For years, viewers have found themselves so up in arms about hard-to-understand dialogue that they've either been forced to lipread or make up their own storylines based on what they thought they heard. |
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