Use of dyslexic in Sentences. 19 Examples
The examples include dyslexic at the start of sentence, dyslexic at the end of sentence and dyslexic in the middle of sentence
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dyslexic at the end of sentence
- Two of the children in the class are dyslexic.
- Joe struggled in school before he was diagnosed as dyslexic.
- And they say only a trained professional can tell if a person is dyslexic.
- She does not get drunk , she is accidentally over served or she becomes verbally dyslexic.
dyslexic in the middle of sentence
- Two dyslexic skiers on a ski slope.
- Ron Artest is dyslexic, agnostic, and an insomniac.
- He was diagnosed as severely dyslexic but extraordinarily bright.
- Being dyslexic does not mean that one is unintelligent. Far from it.
- More than fifty dyslexic children lined the paths carrying placards.
- Tummler: I knew a guy who was dyslexic. He also cross - eyed. So everything came out right.
- Rudi thought that Simeon was dyslexic, but Simeon himself refused to acknowledge any problems.
- The preschool teacher pronounced Vicente dyslexic, disorganized, and behind his peers overall.
- Here's a favorite silly joke I can't resist passing along: What does an agnostic, dyslexic insomniac do?
- What drove the ugly and dyslexic Danton, suckled by cows in rural Champagne, to rise and fall so dramatically?
- Thus provision intended to help dyslexic children with their special difficulty is special educational provision.
- But studies have found differences in brain activity and development in dyslexic people compared general population.
- Ivan Massow, a dyslexic entrepreneur who made a fortune selling insurance products to gay men, achieved only on O-level.
- The move follows a growing number of concerns expressed by parents of dyslexic children who claim adequate schooling is not always offered.
- Linda Lewis, a typing instructor from Seattle who has been teaching both on layouts for 21 years, says Dvorak is easier to learn, and is "especially helpful for dyslexic learners."
