Sentence examples for academic oblivion from inspiring English sources
To rescue some fragments of the English poetic tradition from academic oblivion might not have been Mr. Davies's principal intention in making "Of Time and the City".
Before failing students are assigned to academic oblivion, I would hope that Mr. Bush would exercise some of his much publicized "compassion" and consider that there may be some who need to "amble" a bit.
But after each flirtation with academic oblivion, I adapted.
In truth, black orthodoxy, as embodied both by the traditional entrenched black (male) political leadership and by the more recently emerged black (male) academics and public intellectuals, is passing into oblivion.
Broadus led Binghamton to the N.C.A.A. tournament in 2009, but after his star point guard was arrested for selling crack a few months later, the program spiraled to oblivion in amid a flurry of legal, academic and N.C.A.A. issues.
It's worth noting that one of Tarantino's favourite books is Carol Clover's academic text Men, Women and Chain Saws, and Death Proof is not about nubile bimbos lapdancing into oblivion.
The odds favored oblivion.
Purification and oblivion.
"Oblivion" upends this cliché.
