Sentence examples for Willfully oblivious from inspiring English sources

Willfully oblivious to the manhunt, they listened to music — not news — on the radio and disassembled their cellphone.

Eli Manning is willfully oblivious to his family legacy.

The show's female characters, shrewdly (or inadvertently), are far smarter than the men, except for the philanderer's willfully oblivious wife.

In the age of the Facebook Timeline, either readers are going to have to become willfully oblivious or writers are going to have to get more skillful.

Some of the book's characters choose to recall recent history and notice anti-Semitism while others remain willfully oblivious, and the clash can be dramatic.

Today, much of the rank and file seem willfully oblivious to the mechanics of the bunting, as if knowing would bring bad luck.

This judgment was in fact willfully selective and oblivious to a contradictory body of facts".

That finding is meant to contradict the stereotype of Americans learning little science in school and being oblivious to or willfully ignorant of the scientific consensus on everything from climate change to evolution.

This matters because Rasmussen is representative of the sort of naïve interventionist, willfully ignorant of recent history and deliberately oblivious to fiscal and security realities, who will flood post-election Washington with demands for America to more expansively shoulder the counterproductive, costly, and dangerous role of world police.

On Saturday, Gates wrote in an op-ed for the Wall Street Journal that Trump was "beyond repair" in his understanding of the world, "oblivious to the reality" of the Middle East and "willfully ignorant".

Unfortunately, Partiers remain oblivious to the role deregulation played in the 2008 financial crisis and are willfully ignorant of a foundational economic principle: that public and private sector spending are complementary.