Sentence examples for oblivious gaze from inspiring English sources

I've perfected that oblivious gaze into the middle distance that says, "Nope, don't hear you".

Wrestling, bellowing and swapping cigarettes, they seem oblivious to the gaze of watchtowers and heavily armed soldiers.

His face is unsmiling and he seems oblivious to the audience's gaze, but Icarus is teasing you.

Mrs. Khafaji and her son, a burly and bearded 26-year-old, gazed at the oblivious baby in her arms and started crying.

I recall rushing out of a Washington, DC area bar with dozens of elated fans after the US's surprise win over Portugal, only to be greeted by the curious gazes of morning commuters oblivious to the heroics of their countrymen half a world away.

The two officers gaze down on Scott's corpse, seemingly oblivious to the fact that they are being filmed.

One of Feinstein's famous Dylan photos, taken in London in 1966, shows the singer in the back of a limousine smoking a cigarette and gazing straight ahead through dark sunglasses, seemingly oblivious to the fans' faces pressed against the closed window.

As Shamira breastfeeds she gazes lovingly into her mother's eyes, oblivious of the group of women gathered around her discussing her well-being.

They are oblivious of — and in a way liberated from — Arbus's gaze.

With smartphones in every pocket and CCTVs on every street corner, it's something that's so ubiquitous we've become oblivious to it and Betts' work addresses this ever-present technological gaze and our complacency to it.

Scattered across the landscape, never overlapping, the circles gaze silently up at the sun like a thousand unblinking eyes, oblivious to the harshness of their surroundings.