Sentence examples for nearly oblivious from inspiring English sources

When they were scrambling amid time scarcity, they were quick to borrow time, and they were nearly oblivious to the usurious interest rates the game organizers were charging.

Our cat is every bit as much an opportunist as the coyote is, but seems nearly oblivious to the possibility that he could ever be a predator's victim.

Aliyah is calm, nearly oblivious to the urban chaos around her. Sneezing and stuffy with a cold, she is lost in thought, eating a piece of raw chocolate.

A janitor had started mopping the floor and stacking the folding chairs, but the immigrants were oblivious, nearly trampling Mr. Berns in the rush to ask follow-up questions.

As it turned out, nearly all were essentially oblivious of the man or his role in shaping American foreign policy.

WE are doing about 55 approaching the trap and nearly every other car, oblivious to what's ahead, is passing us.

"Despite all its frank talk about abortion and HPV and sex, this show's advances in the realm of progressive womanist television are very nearly undermined by its oblivious, exclusionist and unknowingly racist aspects," wrote Julianne Escobedo Shepherd in an article for Salon.

Oblivious of etiquette, nearly everyone was in black.

CIUDAD JUÁREZ, Mexico — Oblivious to crime, nearly 20 feet tall and tough enough to withstand wild temperature swings, Modesto the giraffe has become more than just another oddity in this bizarre borderopolis of malls and murders.

Not only had he forgotten he has been prime minister for nearly six years, he was oblivious to the fact that the Italians and the French had let the side down badly by being considerably more successful in their negotiations.

Act completely oblivious about not being wanted.