Sentence examples for wholly blind from inspiring English sources
They were neither wholly blind nor wholly deaf, and their minds had not betrayed them like the Mumbai poet's.
Your editorial should be required reading for those in high places who spout pieties about the need to be independent for our fuel supply yet are wholly blind to the most obvious transportation alternative, our railroads.
And what about the lines in which he explains to a friend why he did not begrudge losing the sight of his eyes by working for Cromwell and his cause (he lost the sight of his left eye in 1648, worked on using his right eye, and became wholly blind in 1652):... What supports me, dost thou ask?
Are all the Islamophobes on Twitter defending the saluting protesters as a "small minority who aren't representative of the movement as a whole" completely and wholly blind to the irony of what they're saying?
Some are in wheelchairs, some are wholly or partially blind, some have three, two, one or no limbs, some have dwarfism, some have intellectual deficits, some have complex coordination and muscle-control problems and some have multisymptom conditions like multiple sclerosis.
Cats fed a wholly vegetarian diet risk turning blind due to the lack of taurine in their food.
Further criticisms of EBM are that it produces population-based research results which are not applicable to individual patients and that research results from which any confounder impact is eliminated (i.e. through randomization and double blinding) can never wholly apply to particular individual situations faced by clinicians in their daily practice [ 15].
It's also exciting to experience nature in extremis and then to go without electricity for days and confront our blind dependence on this invisible, wholly taken-for-granted force that shapes all our habits, and possibly our souls.
Evidence-based medicine, for example, is often presented as a wholly contemporary phenomenon driven by the double-blind clinical trial.
