Sentence examples for oblivion of the from inspiring English sources

What may be fresher is our oblivion of the moments when we're living in its thrall.

And each of us delighted in the gradual dimming into oblivion of the road sounds behind us.

Her track record wasn't good.' And yet she continued to write, even as each new book quickly disappeared into the oblivion of the remainder bin and pulping pit.

It took Charles B Darrow, a Philadelphia engineer, who retrieved the game from the oblivion of the Patent Office and dressed it up a bit, to get it going.

Snow falls from the top of every page into the oblivion of the snow-white bottom, sometimes gently yet other times so briskly we can see the eyes and face of Fox braced against the cold.

Events of every description, changes, alienations, removals – all, all must be compromised in it, and oblivion of the past – how natural, how certain too!" Yet this is Anne trying to convince herself of something that is not true.

This is our first proper glimpse of the oblivion of Being, the phenomenon that, in the Contributions, Heidegger also calls the abandonment of Being, or the abandonment of beings by Being (e.g., 55: 80).

The ancient Greeks, when brand-new democracy got too much for them, knew the calming oblivion of eating the lotus or sipping nepenthe.

· As AFC Winkelman, now located in Milton Keynes where it masquerades as Wimbledon, sinks deeper and deeper into the mire, I would like to point out that the "crowd" at its last home match was 3,300 - only 300 more than that which attended the clash between that noble venture AFC Wimbledon and Hartley Wintney in the near-oblivion of the Seagrave Haulage Combined Counties League.

It provided the stability the party needed to recover from the near oblivion of the1983 elections and the disappointment of the '87 election.

Today, the premise of "Get a Life" may not sound all that unusual, after years of man-children from Judd Apatow, Will Ferrell and Zach Galifianakis, or the fanciful oblivion of "Arrested Development" and "The Sarah Silverman Show".