Sentence examples for blindness on from inspiring English sources

Blindness, on the other hand, "portrays blind people as monsters... incompetent, filthy, vicious, and depraved," according to Marc Maurer, the president of the National Federation of the Blind, which organised the protest.

But now imagine that an evil demon declares that out of every 100 people who see the new wing, he will choose one, at random, and inflict 15 years of blindness on that person.

Was this willful blindness on Bondi's part?

"At best, it was willful blindness on the part of the ISI," Mr. Keller said.

The failure of government officials who practice a kind of official blindness on matters mortuary is another kind of negligence.

It may be the legitimate result of a thousand acts of clumsiness and cultural blindness on the Mayor's part.

She suffered two bouts of temporary blindness, brought on, her doctors told her, by strain.

Today, blindness from ON is rare in industrialized countries [1], although it is still a problem in many areas of developing countries [5].

The only question now is not, "why me?", but rather, "what should I do with it?" Notes on Blindness is on release in independent cinemas and on DVD.

Peter Middleton and James Spinney's short film, Notes on Blindness, based on Hull's audio diaries, was commissioned by the New York Times and premiered at the 2014 Sundance film festival.

Look back to "On His Blindness" for reference on the rules of an Italian sonnet.