Sentence examples for oblivious man from inspiring English sources

"This is George," a girl's voice says of an oblivious man at a gas station.

To the right, beyond an archway, an oblivious man ascends stairs.

The show exists in an outmoded sitcom world and stars an oblivious man in his late thirties who should clearly know better".

It's the film in which he executed a literally death-defying gag that is justly famed for its minimalist temerity: in the midst of a (fan-generated) windstorm, the front of a house falls down and an upper-story window frame lands serendipitously around the stock-still, seemingly oblivious man.

He may not be the most interesting man in the world, but as the "most oblivious man in the world," Hale is just as entertaining as the Dos Equis guy.

During an interview in his dressing room after a recent matinee, Mr. Sadoski was obviously pleased with his success playing oblivious men — but also somewhat sheepish in admitting that, yes, he had experience himself at fumbling things with women.

It takes Ms. Brown's blend of arch journalistic savvy and social sang-froid to capture the kind of patrician women whose "aggressive beaky look comes from years of catering to oblivious men," or to say of Prince Charles that "it's the grooming that gives him liftoff".

Then, they run into a couple of oblivious men, er, bros (Chris Pine and Mikey Day), whom they apparently used to be friends with.

In the background, oblivious, a man reads a newspaper, while another is engrossed in a book.

Mr. Bouley, 51, looked at once enchanted and oblivious, a man in thrall to his own muse, which has always nudged him in surprising directions.

Meanwhile, Olivia's lively old uncle, Sir Toby Belch (a distinguished and devilish Ronald Cohen), is hanging out with Sir Andrew Aguecheek Ian Gouldd, who has a Will Ferrell-like comic quality), a cheerfully oblivious young man.