Sentence examples for oblivious way from inspiring English sources

OKS allows a user to retrieve the data associated with a chosen keyword in an oblivious way.

It makes me feel like the literary world was and is, in its own intellectually oblivious way, shaming women (or humans, for that matter) for having the desire to read about love and sex and the transformative power of true romantic partnership and pleasure.

Tom Allon, the president of City & State, co-wrote this column with his DP, Rebecca Cohen, whose concern for the environment is changing his usually oblivious ways.

It's extremely hot, but Mark seems oblivious, the way kids usually are to the weather when they are doing something they want to do.

They, and the president, seem oblivious to the way those actions threaten national unity.

Laura, who's conspicuously older than Connie, is in her own way oblivious, talking only of a long-awaited trip to Mexico or Costa Rica.

McDonagh crafts a cracking thriller that's both comical and spiritual, distinctively Irish but in no way oblivious to its country's flaws.

I wondered how Muhamed D. could write a poem about Beethoven while being entirely oblivious of the way the damn notation system worked.