Sentence examples for oblivious group from inspiring English sources

Was this a signal to fellow basketball players, the most politically oblivious group of athletes, that it was O.K. to play a more active part in cultural and political affairs, including the electoral process?

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

"There are lots of young people who are naive and oblivious to these groups, some girls go with a romanticised notion of a utopia.

As they swapped business cards and exchanged small talk, the multicultural crowd was oblivious to the small group of protesters chanting and waving placards outside.

They are oblivious to a nearby group of women huddled together in the cold, waiting to enter a Filipino language mass.

"Our focus groups showed us that these young women as a group were oblivious to the risk and felt that skin cancer isn't a serious problem," Dr. Lichtenfeld said, adding, "The issue isn't 'How can you tell whether it was caused by sun exposure?' The issue is to try and prevent that sun exposure earlier in life so we reduce the risk for people later in life".

He and the group were oblivious to the poignant counterpoint occurring behind them.

The classic example is a runaway mine cart, hurtling down tracks towards a group of five oblivious people.

He was equally fond of soft rockers Toto, when he lived in Mexico in the Eighties, and was oblivious to the new wave groups (Echo and the Bunnymen, Magazine) that his English cousins loved.

Scenes in which groups of actors perform, oblivious to one another, look as if they were shot in a psychiatric hospital.

The usual dog walkers and running groups pass by, mostly oblivious to the slum in their midst, unable to countenance that it could exist in this wealthy borough of one of the richest cities on Earth.