Sentence examples for becoming oblivious to from inspiring English sources

In so doing, it looks to the explicit while becoming oblivious to the fact that the implicit equally exists as a supporting ground for the explicit, where the explicit is something "obvious" to the senses and the rational mind.

We've become oblivious to both.

Are we ever guilty of becoming mindless consumers which are oblivious to the need of others right in front of us?

While most, but not all, in the Pentagon and Congress remain oblivious to the unaffordability of the F-35, some of its foreign buyers are becoming horrified.

Mary is wonderfully oblivious to the threat posed by his wife, who begins almost immediately plotting elaborate revenge against the two, becoming the titular "she-devil".

"I was oblivious to it.

Washingtonians are oblivious to genetics.

"He was not oblivious to struggle.

Consumers aren't oblivious to all fees.

I grew oblivious to Spring Street.

He is oblivious to obstacles.