Sentence examples for oblivious to the possibility from inspiring English sources

Eisenberg himself obviously created the part so that he could go as far with it as possible, apparently oblivious to the possibility that spectators would quickly resist going along with him.

Cai was playing with his pasta, oblivious to the possibility that his choice might still be rejected.

At the time, my youthful colleagues and I remained oblivious to the possibility that their fate could ever become ours.

Or see how a person rotates swiftly after buying a paper at a stall, oblivious to the possibility that anyone could be behind them.

The local Labour party appears to have been oblivious to the possibility that it could be swept away in a late surge of enthusiasm for Galloway, especially from young students and women angered by the traditional political establishment in the city.

It's disappointing that given the opportunity to challenge this narrow definition of masculinity, she instead perpetuates this view, and thus reinforces the notion that women are shallow, phallus-centric and oblivious to the possibility that men might have insecurities about their bodies, too.

My embrace, however, is neither dishonest about the present nor oblivious to the ways in which the flag embodies our most radical possibilities: that all men and women are created equal.

Many residents seem oblivious to the risk.

Investors are not oblivious to the difficulty.

The Russians are oblivious to the human suffering there.

He was oblivious to the shooting for years, he said.