Sentence examples for oblivion children from inspiring English sources

As elders performed traditional dances yesterday in the shadow of Uluru and boys showed off their spear-throwing skills, he recited a litany of despair: people living 30 to a house, girls sniffing petrol in a quest for oblivion, children leaving school without numeracy and literacy skills, men hanging themselves.

And yet Cruz, in complete oblivion, read a children's story about not being afraid of trying new things.

My father exercised until exhaustion, crash dieted, lived solely on green juices, drank himself into oblivion, disciplined his children with flurries of rage, and chain smoked to quiet his cravings for food.

So it would be foolhardy to have expected a "Pied Piper" from Mr. Kudelka that featured Robert Browning's lad with a pipe leading a line of a town's ratlike children into oblivion after not being paid for his exterminating services.

"These children risk falling into oblivion".

By weakening existing public schools into oblivion, we will most certainly abandon children.

By his late teens, though, he seemed washed up, just another fading child star bound for oblivion and the life of drugs, booze and anonymity that became the fate of many of Hollywood's forgotten children.

And when she and her unborn child died at Auschwitz, oblivion awaited.

It's easier to hate the adult than to ask what made a child grow up wanting oblivion and finding fulfillment in a killing.

Every found photograph of a Jewish child is a memory recovered from oblivion.

While women with infants are loath to take something that might conk them into an oblivion the sleep monitor cannot penetrate, mothers with older children seem to have fewer misgivings.