Sentence examples for oblivious to changes in from inspiring English sources

Is your company as oblivious to changes in innovation as Bloomberg has been?

They seem oblivious to the changes in society that will shape the world in which our children will become adults.

The gesaku writers were oblivious to the changes in Japanese society, and they continued to grind out minor variants on the same hackneyed themes of the preceding 200 years.

Our results point to a politically engaged fraction of capital but one which is largely oblivious to the changes in governance taking place around them.

Gordon seems oblivious to the change in mood in the country.

The fish in the greenish tank burbled oblivious to the change in power.

Simultaneous monitoring of gene expression and growth rate in continuous cultures further confirmed that ribosome biogenesis genes responded rapidly to changes in the environments but were oblivious to longer-term changes in growth rate.

Ribosome biogenesis gene expression responded rapidly to changes in the environments but was rather oblivious to longer-term changes in growth rate.

Davis is seemingly oblivious to rule changes making any lapse in courtesy on the part of public-service employee a finable offense.

But the history behind that picture was totally ignored by American newspapers that published it, probably because most of the editors were either too young or just totally oblivious to the changes that gradually were underway in all of Japan more than a half century ago.

He seemed oblivious to the traumatic changes in scholarly film criticism that took place since he started writing reviews for the Sun-Times in 1967.