Sentence examples for oblivion about from inspiring English sources
To what did I owe this newfound oblivion about where I was?
Jump-cut to the 20th century and there are movies like Living in Oblivion, about a two-bit director (Steve Buscemi) who shoots a film within the film we watch.
And the various stories in "Oblivion," superficially about insomnia or the tense tediousness of office life, actually are about the instability of experience.
They could be about how well he understood self-loathing and the longing for oblivion, and about how he could turn torment into fragile but genuine grace.
For Turkey, the mantra seems to be "Lest we remember," as though oblivion, even about one's own suffering, were the safer course.
The star system is about a billion years old, the astronomers reported, so the chances that they observed WASP-18b on the cusp of oblivion is about 1 in 1,000.
A grinning Ms. Smith started her set with the O'Jays hit "Love Train" and went on to sing about oblivion and transcendence in "Beneath the Southern Cross," with its mantralike drone, and about divinity and desire in "Gloria," dancing across the stage as its two chords accelerated.
She wrote of "the black velvet oblivion I dream about".
I dream about oblivion like other people dream of good sex".
The series smacked of the street culture in "Kids": "Back then, it was about oblivion seekers, people who wanted to get lost on rooftops and alleyways, to vanish.
