Sentence examples for oblivious to either from inspiring English sources

Many students seemed oblivious to either issue, saying they were preoccupied with midterm examinations.

The father had a copy of either Zoo or Nuts and was happily examining the finer points of the naked girls within, seemingly oblivious to either myself or his partner, who might find such behaviour unnerving.

Many of the essay writers argue that adults are either oblivious to bullying or turn a blind eye to it.

And it is reasonable to conclude they are either oblivious to the criticism gathering around them or are ignorant of the seriousness of the circumstances.

It was a typically tone-deaf response from Rodriguez, who is either oblivious to his role in the distraction that has consumed this baseball season or simply does not care.

Behaviour revealed in the Panama Papers highlights the failures of regulatory regimes that were either oblivious to, or unwilling to act against, Mossack Fonseca, the law firm from whose database the documents have been leaked.

The beautiful woman, however, was either oblivious to the mother or too taken with her son to notice and continued to deliver to the boy a repertory of flirtation and reverence.

It seems that the average MySpace user is either oblivious to the legislation, or doesn't understand it – something we could have predicted from the start".

And many Latino families are still either oblivious to this reality or have chosen to ignore it.

Mr. Perkins seems either oblivious to the mounting challenges and questions that the situation presents though obviously perturbed.

But while he did many positive things, when it comes to Wall Street, Obama is either oblivious to his own legacy, or trying to fool you about it.