Tiny, perfect, sleepy, and naked save for the beads around his neck and wrist, Pul is oblivious to the state of his homeland, a country born a little more than four years before him.
But he is also not oblivious to the state of his team.
He tilts back in the chair and laughs, apparently oblivious to the state of his T-shirt.
They were arguing about sex and the separation of church and state, oblivious to the large erosion of economic values happening under their feet.
"Iolanta" is a chivalric tale about Iolanta, a princess blind from birth, who on her father's orders is kept oblivious of her state so she will think herself normal.
He sat at his keyboard in what he calls an "autistic" state, oblivious to the impact his words would have on the world, and in particular those close to him.
DESPITE televised images of burning buses and armed soldiers squaring off with angry protesters in the streets of Bangkok, some visitors to the city were oblivious to the state of emergency.
(e) The work in [53] shows that under a constant load, scheduling algorithms that are oblivious to queue state will incur an average delay that grows at least linearly in number of users, whereas, channel- and queue-aware schedulers can achieve an average delay that is independent of the number of users. .
Alone in a parking lot, surrounded by passing strangers who were oblivious to her state of personal catastrophe, she felt as though she was trapped inside of a horror movie, desperate to find the "pause" button.
The president was oblivious to red-state Democrats facing tough elections.
