Sentence examples for largely oblivious from inspiring English sources

"I think she's largely oblivious to it, which is as it should be," said Amy.

Yet the Pittsburgh fans were largely oblivious.

McCain's policies seem largely oblivious to these findings.

Many partners said they remained largely oblivious to Dewey's financial woes.

Los Angeles was largely oblivious of the visual arts in the early nineteen-sixties.

Dye, Schwolsky, Groll, and their entourage of insurance lawyers were largely oblivious of these disturbing developments.

The political debate, though, is largely oblivious to this mental shift.

The foresters themselves were largely oblivious to the decline until it was well under way.

Meanwhile, our male colleagues remain largely oblivious to the added barriers we face.

This was acting far too confidently and fast for the citizens of Asunción; Ruyloba's thin support as governor collapsed, and the comuneros began to rally in the countryside again, with Ruyloba largely oblivious.

I fear that until such time that the environmental consequences are manifested in ways that we cannot even imagine today, we will continue on largely oblivious to the likely consequences.