Sentence examples for point of oblivion from inspiring English sources

"I could drink to the point of oblivion, without passing out," he said.

We have serious problems with alcohol, methamphetamine and cannabis – the Kiwi way is to binge to the point of oblivion.

One of the reasons many people travel is to find a structured way of distracting themselves to the point of oblivion.

"There is nothing wrong with some of that, but the levels of drinking to the point of oblivion and all the rest of it is a culture which I don't welcome in any workforce.

A military culture of heavy drinking can see service personnel "drinking to the point of oblivion" a defence minister has admitted as she faced calls to scrap subsidised drink in military bars.

If Wilkins could have had his way, at least according to the newest version of the story laid out in Brenda Maddox's "Rosalind Franklin: The Dark Lady of DNA," he would have rendered Franklin dark to the point of oblivion.

As usual, though, just as Zen seems on the point of professional oblivion, he falls in love and finds the motivation to avenge himself on his enemies.

The Web site once drew power and freedom from its untouchable, mote-sized budget, and now it insists that a financial "blockade" has crippled it to the point of near oblivion.

After all her early promise, when she reached the semi- finals of Wimbledon and the US Open as a 15-year-old in 1991, her young life spiralled out of control, almost to the point of sporting oblivion.

He was peering at the vanishing point but seeing only a small dot that he hoped was not the full stop of oblivion.

The main difference is that while Point Omega tackled questions of oblivion and extinction obliquely, Zero K goes at them full on.