That choice is all the more striking when you consider how oblivious Eleanor Roosevelt was to F. D. R.'s infirmity during his final months, badgering him about affairs of state.
Many western men, on the other hand, have considered Chinese women uninterested in sex, oblivious to the fact that they had married women brought up in the old China, when the idea of enjoying sex was very, very bad behaviour.
In particular, in [21], both oblivious and smart node capture is considered for the design of a key management scheme for WSN.
Oblivious as always, the man teammates call Joe Cool considered none of that.
When considering foreign locales, one cannot be oblivious to political and security realities on the ground.
Clark teases Dwight for reading the magazine, something he considers for older audiences, but Dwight is oblivious.
This is another cadre giddy with its own power, high on self-righteousness and, considering their ostensible area of biological expertise, one strangely oblivious to the fact that the people whose cars and labs they bomb are animals too.
Viennese, however, seemed oblivious to the goings-on in what many consider a charming provincial outpost.
That is, he considers himself more than a match for Hillary, but he's not oblivious to the polls showing her way, way ahead of him.
Things are complicated further, however, when considering that the employee outside also struggles and is equally implicated, though oblivious or not to what they enable.
