Keep going, oblivious to the ravages of time, in the pathologically stoical manner of Sylvester Stallone.
Apart from the beeping and occasional squawks from the security guards' radios, there was the constant chatter of people coming and going, oblivious to the concert, but perhaps curious once they realized that something was going on: the crowd of listeners grew steadily.
All at once, the many electronic devices around them (including the refrigerator, computers, generator, lamps and home entertainment systems and the unnatural ambient hum they generated and to which the family had become oblivious) went silent.
There is only one problem, Lili goes on, oblivious of his lack of interest, and that is that she's got a body odor.
For nearly an hour, as the sun bled into the horizon, shining a red-gold light over the still-wild hills, I stood before that house and yard, watching myself as a boy between ages 4 and 11, playing and dreaming before it all went bad, oblivious, full of hope and belief, my actual future unfathomable.
Later, she goes to oblivious David's apartment.
The patient went on, oblivious to my confusion, "Well, when he plays, its on West Coast time.
While he grasped the miraculous role we play in life, he recognized how much of the world goes on, oblivious to everyday wonders like a beautiful baby girl.
By the same token, it seems that neither was Molly Drake unhappy for the world to go on turning, oblivious to her existence.
But for most of us, that's just the default version of America -- most of us go on mercifully oblivious to it.
