Sentence examples for most oblivious from inspiring English sources

Even the most oblivious mother shouldn't say things like that.

This makes it impossible for even the most oblivious to ignore the hot Taurus.

Whatever happens it goes on being so may be the most oblivious of the oblivious things Stein kept permitting herself to say.

Some of the most oblivious have been spotted on the canal in kayaks, their paddles stirring 140 years worth of detritus from tanneries, chemical plants and more.

Even at his most oblivious and indifferent, Mountstuart cannot ascend to the treacheries of his friend, a man who follows up a tragedy of his own making by faddishly defaulting to Roman Catholicism as casually as if he were pursuing tennis.

The narrative of "The Golden Age" is saturated with a casual moral equivalence between the democracies and dictatorships of the 1940's, recasting the "greatest generation" as the most oblivious in history, portraying the American midcentury elite as cowardly and corrupt.

"Ivanka Trump, who works at the White House, chose to post the second-most oblivious tweet we've seen this week," Bee said.

A few passengers noticed, crew members said, but most were oblivious.

But the vast populations who were written about remained for the most part oblivious to what was said about them.

The agents have fought this hard, because clubs have always paid them, with most players oblivious to the arrangement.

But the vast populations that foreign correspondents wrote about remained for the most part oblivious to what was being said about them.