hysterical blindness

I had never before seen such a dramatic example of hysterical blindness.

Hysterical blindness, he told himself - and small town power systems are always going on the blink.

"Hysterical Blindness" is above all an immersion in daily lives.

Most of them suffer from hysterical blindness before mirrors.

But just as the cameras are about to roll, Val develops a case of hysterical blindness.

Hysterical blindness and congenial belief systems would both be excellent defenses against things similar to what I have seen.

Their father, who had suffered hysterical blindness and a nervous collapse before Don was born, rarely left his bed.

Emma began terrorizing Kim, who soon suffered from a case of hysterical blindness.

Most people blank, you know, sort of like a hysterical blindness, and they can't even tell you if the guy was black or white."

"Jose says it might have been hysterical blindness all along, and now he's coming out of it.

"Hysterical Blindness" was watched by 5.6 million viewers.

I don't remember seeing him before, but it would be difficult to forget him after "Hysterical Blindness."

"This condition, known as hysterical blindness, may be partial or complete, including one, several, or all objects."

Hysterical blindness is an outmoded term for a condition now designated as a conversion disorder.

"Again," The Doctor said, "it is difficult to distinguish between hysterical blindness and a psychic invasion of some sort."

The description suggests that Epizelus suffered from hysterical blindness (referred to as a conversion disorder).

As of Hysterical Blindness, Hiro has the ability to teleport back.

She received an Emmy nomination for her performance in Hysterical Blindness in 2003.

But in adapting the script of "Hysterical Blindness" for the movie, she found herself exhilarated by the freedom that comes from working with a camera.

It tells the story of a once-famous film director who suffers hysterical blindness due to the intense pressure of directing.

His father was traveling at the time, so he was sent to a local physician and was diagnosed with Hysterical Blindness.

Perhaps hysterical blindness was a commonplace among the prehistoric Greek bards out of whose tales the classical pantheon emerged.

You can have hysterical blindness or dumbness which means you cannot see or speak even if there is nothing wrong with your eyes or mouth.

She stopped having migraines and started blacking out at work--"hysterical blindness," as in nineteenth century Vienna.