Sentence examples for relatively oblivious from inspiring English sources
"Are you Carole King?" "Oh," said I, somewhat flattered and relatively oblivious to her agitation.
Jack is relatively oblivious of his father's occupation until he starts middle school in the old building where his father works.
The reason they have not been noticed by chipmakers, virologists and others who pay attention to things on the micron scale, he contends, is that, like dark matter, they are sensitive only to gravity, and relatively oblivious to the other three of nature's fundamental interactions: electromagnetism and the weak and strong nuclear forces.
I will admit that I am relatively oblivious to some things.
This renders us relatively oblivious to the situational influences around us.
Seattleites, for their part, are oblivious to the needs and problems in rural Washington, where people remain relatively poor, the technology boom having passed them by.
The customers remained oblivious.
Mr. Mubarak seemed oblivious.
(Jim Cramer would say oblivious).
