Sentence examples for oblivious subject from inspiring English sources

Beyond their shared realism, Boersma's paintings are also unified in their typically oblivious subject matter, often with their backs turned in total unawareness to the viewer.

YouTube is stuffed with painful interviews featuring monosyllabic subjects, oblivious interviewees or – in some cases – both.

The family pictures, taken mostly in New York City, where Mr. Friedlander's grandchildren live, appear marvelously impromptu, their subjects oblivious to the camera's presence.

I leaned out of my window and saw an unexpected photo opportunity: a busy Saturday afternoon, with my subjects below, oblivious to me.

Ernst wasn't oblivious of the issue.

When asked, however, the subjects were completely oblivious to the fact.

Just as the actual subject of "Schindler's List" is the oblivious vanity, the temerity — the chutzpah — that it takes to make such a film, the subject of "Detroit" is the fact of Bigelow at work staging horrific events in reductive specificity.

Imagine the possibilities if an oblivious speaker said Your husband saw a woman to the subject's wife.

It is a touchy subject for motorcyclists everywhere: accidents caused by car drivers oblivious to bikers.

The best we can hope for is that people subject to such confiscatory marginal tax rates are and remain oblivious of the incentives that Treasury is presenting them.

However oblivious early humans may have been to the notion of themselves as "subjects," they did not overlook the role that sense organs play in perception.