Sentence examples for our oblivion of from inspiring English sources
What may be fresher is our oblivion of the moments when we're living in its thrall.
This is our first proper glimpse of the oblivion of Being, the phenomenon that, in the Contributions, Heidegger also calls the abandonment of Being, or the abandonment of beings by Being (e.g., 55: 80).
In the end, our facile notion of "closure" may be best captured by the convenient oblivion of Bobby Frank Cherry, who maintained a blank stare through his recent hearing.
He needed the oblivion of writing".
Eventually, it inflicts the terrible oblivion of senility.
("What I want is the blurry oblivion of body-crashing sex").
It is meant for living in the oblivion of the present.
The Oblivion of Drugs Life was reduced to the repetitive quest for the drug.
In the case of his own archetypal hero, the hero's end seems merely the mirror image of his career, an oblivion of resignation or death that follows an oblivion of violence.
Robinson Chris Petit Granta, £6.99 This is a welcome rescue from oblivion of a book first published in 1993.
Into the oblivion of advanced age, he freestyles poetry and offers frank answers or blank verbal shrugs.
