Sentence examples for oblivious to whether from inspiring English sources

It also remains oblivious to whether I'm going 70 miles per hour in a 30 m.p.h.

Vacuously they paw through the racks, oblivious to whether they're handling Neu! rarities or Uriah Heep bootlegs, because, hey, it's all vinyl, huh, vinyl's great, it's what we do downtown.

(See my recent article about how research shows we're often oblivious to whether people see us as a pushover or a jerk).

"Most of America's biggest corporations have blind spots in their supply chains - leaving them oblivious to whether the products they sell contain minerals that have funded conflict," wrote Dr Denis Mukwege in an introduction to the report.

Higher-income lobbyists and pundits in D.C. are oblivious to whether middle-class folks get screwed because they themselves aren't middle class.

This unlikely but crusading art scholar has fought tirelessly to uncover the hidden communist and otherwise dangerously propagandistic messages in America's artwork -- heroically oblivious to whether or not such messages actually exist.

A person or group caught up in a shame/anger spiral might be so out of control as to be oblivious to all else, whether morality or danger to self or others.

He made the album in isolation after he stopped touring with the Beach Boys, working in the studio oblivious to commercial prospects or to whether the elaborately orchestrated songs could ever be played in concert.

But usually he works on an almost preposterously grand scale, across all media, and oblivious to barriers of any kind, whether psychological or physical.

The most important question of the present study was, however, to examine whether or not patients' nonverbal expressive behaviour would be associated with their social competence as rated by carers who were oblivious to the study design, and whether nonverbal expressivity would be linked with the patients' neurocognitive (social and non-social) abilities.

I still wonder whether he was oblivious to the irony that the vehicle he was riding in cost nearly the annual salary of the officers present.