Sentence examples for has become oblivious from inspiring English sources

Her husband, Cub, has become oblivious to Dellarobia's sharp, flame-haired beauty.

In all the time you've spent writing, your brain has become oblivious to the errors and flow (or lack thereof) in and of your work.

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.

Some analysts see the protests as a natural outcome of the policies of autocratic regimes that had become oblivious to the need for fundamental political reform, while others view them as the inevitable product of dire economic and social problems that for decades have been afflicting much of the Arab world, most particularly its young.

We've become oblivious to both.

People have become oblivious, or anesthetized, to the pace and the pain caused by moving too fast.

The problem is that Christians have spent so much time pretending to be victims that they have become oblivious to their own indiscretions.

With smartphones in every pocket and CCTVs on every street corner, it's something that's so ubiquitous we've become oblivious to it and Betts' work addresses this ever-present technological gaze and our complacency to it.

Graffiti has been a part of Copenhagen's urban image for so many years now that most people have become oblivious to the colorful works that are visible all over town and engulf pretty much every inch of Danish State Railway property.

Your mind may have become oblivious to the errors it has seen 100 times.

And as Crane slides into ruin, oblivious to what he has become, the pain he should be feeling is passed on to Carpy, whose emptiness is somehow sadder than Crane's, perhaps because it is more complete.