mental blackout

"And in the eighth, it just looked like we had a mental blackout."

He felt only a slight embarrassment at his mental blackout.

What you might call a mental blackout, I guess.

But it was a mental blackout.

To begin with, of course, there was Rick Perry's mental blackout, the tape of which you will most certainly have seen.

He got out with a fractured skull - but had a mental blackout and forgot his beautiful wife Kathy had been sitting beside him.

A mental blackout.

They still could, for which reason Gubwa would not rest easy until she was here, in the Castle, shielded by the mental blackout of his mind-guards.

The Painless How-to Way to Instant Mental Blackouts' is in my cabana.

He then convinced Vivian that her sister committed the crime during one of her mental blackouts so that he could blackmail the Sternwood family.

Still the world's top player despite her poor season, Navratilova had a whirlwind start but then went into what she described as a mental blackout before advancing, 6-0, 2-6, 6-2.

Come Monday morning he wakes up in his office only to learn that he is suffering a mental blackout and that the memories of the weekend is missing.

After becoming lucid after a year-long mental blackout, Rosewater's favorite writer, Kilgore Trout, tries to explain to the Senator that Eliot's actions were sane and compassionate.

Whenever any shock hit him, he unconsciously expected the amnesia to lift, as it did in the books; but it never happened that way, though it wasn't the first time he'd gone through a mental blackout.

One leads to the other and by the time I left I was convinced that even if he had deliberately sought this refuge, there was now no doubt that he had willed himself into a state of mental blackout.