Sentence examples for far from oblivious from inspiring English sources

The locals, whomever they are, are far from oblivious to the American culinary revolution of the last 20 years; to the contrary, they may have had a hand (or two) in supporting it, digging the earth and pitching in the oysters.

Russia is far from oblivious to the revitalizing potential of academic research.

Far from cold or oblivious, he is simply searching for another door through which he can communicate with the world.

That scene could run, without interruption, into the opening of "The Tree of Life," which, far from being a self-absorbed or oblivious exultation in nostalgia, is a meditation on the distinctive ideals of American society.

The HDRF is a technique improved from Oblivious and actually provides better graph partitions than Oblivious does for various graphs.

But in a nearby building -- one of four sleek offices that the social-networking Website runs not far from the campus of Stanford University -- the company's founder is oblivious to the preparations.

Not far from the scene of the day's rescue, Ms. Dudley sat at a diner eating eggs, her fellow customers oblivious to the wild bird nestled comfortably in her bag.

Far from.

But far from it.

Far from civilization.

Sadly, far from it.