Sentence examples for Perfectly unaware from inspiring English sources
Otherwise, we exist in cultural silos, and can remain perfectly unaware of what people, even five years younger than us, are into.
And I'd rather live in a world where I can remain perfectly unaware of what the woman singing on the radio looks like.
The developed negative comes out with both images on it an incompletely exposed ghostly image as well as your sitter, looking perfectly unaware.
What seems especially silly about Milbank's take, is that he seems perfectly unaware that, if the Conrad/Gregg proposal goes down in the Senate, President Barack Obama is poised to bring about this bizarre commission via executive order.
He was apparently unaware that journalists are perfectly entitled to report court cases in all their lurid detail, just not gatecrash proceedings with a camera and pre-empt the result.
It's perfectly inconsequential; site co-founder Jawed Kareem, blissfully unaware of what his bad elephant joke will come to represent.
He said that the September dossier described the available evidence "in a way that was perfectly justified," and insisted that he had been unaware of any unhappiness in the intelligence agencies about its contents.
But what Darton and Hall describe as "the low-brow cake tin aesthetic" works brilliantly, and it would be perfectly possible to stop off in the cafe entirely unaware that it is anything other than what it appears: a slightly eccentric pop-up cafe.
On summer weekends, the couple's daughter, Iris, 9, and her friends run up and down the ramp to the guesthouse as if it were a perfectly designed playground, and they splash in the pool unaware that its layout is carefully aligned to the stars.
Of course, Brown was quick to respond to the story on Twitter, saying he was unaware of it and then issuing a perfectly vague statement about it.
As my friend discovered this morning, people managing the polling booth (they're all volunteers!) may be perfectly willing to help every voter gain access -- yet be unaware of the challenges facing the handicapped.
