Sentence examples for as oblivious from inspiring English sources

The boys themselves look as oblivious as the swans, unruffled in their collars and tails.

Ventura dug up a name tag, scribbled Bordick's identity across it for any Mets who were as oblivious as Rickey Henderson and then stuck it on his chest.

But what if, then, in Act II — " "No," Pam said in a voice that made Paul wonder if she were quite as oblivious as he'd thought.

Before she is 3, Bella is as oblivious as her cat, Black Jack, of the meaning of the Christmas goings-on around her. Thereafter, her appreciation advances by fits and starts.

It is not nearly as willful as rushing (entering a car before riders inside can exit) or as oblivious as stopping (entering a car and lingering at the threshold, while dozens behind you try to get in).

But as oblivious as the teens may seem to be about the ethical gap between their desires and their realization, they have a rather extraordinary fund of knowledge: they can identify, at a glance, a Birkin bag, Alexander McQueen sunglasses, a Balmain dress — and who wears them.

He says he had this feeling of immense pride and power because he'd been given this wonderful piece of news which we were as yet oblivious to.

I ask my wife all the time: 'Was that OK? Are people lying?' I'm not as happily oblivious as I'd like".

In doing so, John Boehner and Eric Cantor have been almost — but not quite; the bar is high — as clumsy and oblivious as Gingrich ever was.

And not thinking about privacy the same way as others is not the same thing as being oblivious of the fact that things you post on the Internet are pretty much unable to be retracted.

But this instinct may come across, as the bankers do in their own comfortable corner of the forest, as crazily oblivious to the lessons of the recent past.