Sentence examples for form of oblivion from inspiring English sources
By contrast, in my personal life, I struggle with a perfect form of oblivion – like we speak of the perfect crime – regarding entire periods of my life between the age of 13 and 14.
On the contrary — the least convincing moments in "Yes Is the Answer" are the attempts to proselytize, since prog seems to induce some kind of oblivion with regard to other forms of pop.
"Immortality is a kind of oblivion — like death itself".
Urging on forgetfulness and other forms of willed oblivion has become a favored Trump injunction.
As the President's pre-Super Bowl interview with O'Reilly demonstrated, urging on forgetfulness and other forms of willed oblivion has become a favored Trump injunction.
History, of course, came to treat the latter as classics and consigned most of the smooth forms to oblivion, but Melody Maker was nonetheless a symbolic arrival, confirming jazz music's now unshakeable presence on the map.
The story of her campaign to bring the show to Broadway makes for a winning close to a book that reveals how doggedly even established actors have to work to keep a career on track, to keep the gift of a talent in flexible form, to keep the specter of oblivion — not to mention poverty — at bay.
The Report of Foreign Bank and Financial Accounts, also known as an FBAR or as Treasury Form TD F 90-22.1, has come out of the dusty stacks of federal form oblivion and into the front and center consciousness of thousands with bank accounts in foreign countries.
Boswell never conquered his ample faculty of self-deception, not least when it came to matters of the heart and libido, nor his overwhelming fear of God – or, perhaps more accurately, of death: what Boswell sought from religion was not so much a guide to living but a form of reassurance against the possibility of oblivion.
