Sentence examples for clearly oblivious from inspiring English sources

He was, clearly, oblivious to the gravitas of the day.

Justice Stewart, clearly oblivious to the anniversary of Roe v. Wade, asked his companion what was going on.

He was passive, easily manipulated, extremely needy, clearly oblivious to the damage he caused others — and persistent.

I swear he was nodding, clearly oblivious to the fact that the book in his hands was barking louder than the dogs at his feet.

She started chatting about a movie she liked (Hidden Figures) and asked to trade selfies again, clearly oblivious of her brush with oblivion.

Throughout the film, Springsteen and the band members seem entirely unself-conscious, clearly oblivious to Rebo's presence, and completely immersed in the work at hand.

Clearly, I am not oblivious to the risks.

It is clearly evident that the French were oblivious to the gigantic German offensive that was being aimed at their left (northern) wing.

The show exists in an outmoded sitcom world and stars an oblivious man in his late thirties who should clearly know better".

Criticisms included: Physical conditions of custody areas were poor – to which managers were often oblivious – with deep cleaning and decorating of cells "clearly" being neglected for years.

"I don't try and give them to people who are clearly out of their mind, but if someone's being oblivious or lazy, I hand them the card," she said.