Sentence examples for are probably oblivious to from inspiring English sources

"Most conservation biologists throughout the world today are probably oblivious to the relevance of parasites in terms of biodiversity, ecology and evolution," Dr. Gomez said.

"Our kids are probably oblivious to that when it's happening.

Many of the operators were probably oblivious to the flight ban or just ignoring it as they flew for fun, he said.

I'm probably oblivious to it by now.

Christopher Nolan's thriller about two rival magicians (the other was Christian Bale) contains Jackman's richest screen performance to date: he reveals hidden torment behind the conjuror's curtain-calls-and-bouquets persona, one that he will know from his parallel career as a lead actor in musical theatre (an existence of which the majority of X-Men fans are probably oblivious).

So he's probably pretty oblivious to the fact that his clothing has fallen off and that he too has slipped off the base, as he sings.

Thousands of motorists pass near Terrace Avenue every day, most of them probably oblivious to its history.

Most khaki-wearing white Silicon Valley VCs are probably totally oblivious; Horowitz is not.

But parental love is supposed to be oblivious to achievement.

"It's hard to be oblivious to things.

And that's most likely a low-ball figure, as a good chunk of those surveyed were probably either single, or somewhat oblivious to the fact that their partners were upset.