Sentence examples for oblivion in from inspiring English sources

Who vanished into news oblivion in 2008?

Even oblivion, in this wonderful book, is given a voice.

"Hearst's fate is ostracism by decency in life, and oblivion in death," he wrote.

Only then, staring oblivion in the face, did the slow stirrings of recovery begin.

Two key newspaper managers saved the Guardian from oblivion in the late 1960s and 70s.

He was writing against oblivion in the midst of a people fixated on reinvention.

For Garner, love and appreciation from the inside, oblivion, in large measure, from the outside.

The rest may well face oblivion in the next 50 years.

Rodriguez, they noted, had not been consigned to oblivion in Michigan.

If I were forced to describe Héctor Abad's memoir, "Oblivion," in a single word, that word would probably be: meh.

He emerged, briefly, from oblivion in January 2000 when he displayed a degree of favour for the legalisation of cannabis.