| 11. | The end will be painless but swift shortly after experiencing total blindness, Judith will die.
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| 12. | He died shortly after requesting permission to retire because of old age and almost total blindness.
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| 13. | In almost all cases, total blindness is inevitable.
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| 14. | Hellman is dreading the approach of total blindness.
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| 15. | O'Ree's career was hindered by a 1954 injury that caused nearly total blindness in his right eye.
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| 16. | However, removing each individually did not result in total blindness in mice, as they retained non-visual photoreception.
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| 17. | A woman of Buckingham, with total blindness.
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| 18. | In total blindness they are thus marched about the room several times while the room is lighted brilliantly.
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| 19. | Cataracts are a common ailment among old people that cloud the eye lens, causing partial or total blindness.
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| 20. | Total blindness afflicted his last years.
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