Sentence examples for is rendered oblivious from inspiring English sources
Now, just before an election, we are given the artifice of an ordinary man so taken by the loveliness of "traditional" England that he is rendered oblivious to possible controversy.
She is rendered speechless.
All knowledge is rendered illusory.
In fact, the reproduction was so good, and so absorbing, that the first time I tried these, on a train on the way home, I was rendered so oblivious that for the first time in three years of travelling up and down the line I missed my stop.
What frightens her is the possibility that we will become so immobilised by dreams and shadows, so free of pain, mentally standardised by the cyber-world that is our principal habitat and rendered oblivious by chemicals, that we will have lost the ability to choose.
In hindsight I realise that this was probably a subway-specific thing: it was her determination to retain network coverage, I'm guessing, that rendered her oblivious to the people behind her.
Visually, he is sometimes rendered with a familiar comic book realism, while at others he's squashed down like some oblivious figure from the Sunday funnies.
Valerie is not oblivious.
John Ritter is his oblivious father.
