Sentence examples for his oblivion from inspiring English sources
In fact, yesterday it was his oblivion that provided me and my wife with calm and strength, rather than the other way around.
The closeness of his embrace equals his instinct to alleviate pain and his oblivion of risk to himself from proximity to the patient.
But when he performed the East German rock songs of his youth with his band, Oblivion, at a music festival in Bochum three years ago, the response was overwhelming.
Such derision is rooted in resentment that his rescue from oblivion — his strategy for remaining the marketable real-estate commodity "Trump" — hinged upon his ability to pump cash out of Atlantic City.
Everything about this night reminded Kevin of powerful psychedelic drugs: his endless need to burn energy, his ultra-aware calmness, the sense of solace he found in his own oblivion, the way he moved among normal people, a changed human, unseen, and the feeling that he'd held back from learning all this until now.
His mission is, as David Denby puts it in the New Yorker, to 'reclaim himself from his induced oblivion'.
But all he wants to do is reclaim himself from his induced oblivion.
Artful dodgers Spring-cleaning Arafat's way Kabila, a victor in peace Third-term men Reprints Related items Burundi: Talking peace and waging warMar 22nd 2001 Congo’s new president meets the worldMar 15th 2001 Congo and Rwanda: Marching out, and in again?Mar 8th 2001Seeing that the Lusaka agreement would spell his political oblivion, Kabila blocked it at every turn.
On March 8 , 2012 Bruce Boxleitner suggested that a sequel to Tron: Legacy could begin filming as early as 2014, after Kosinski finished his film Oblivion.
They'd scamper down the sides of pecans and live oaks among the Louisiana timbers where I grew up, enter his sights then, oblivion.
