Sentence examples for seemed oblivious of from inspiring English sources

The family seemed oblivious of Cam and Peggy's struggles.

Heads down, the musicians seemed oblivious of everything but the music — and maybe their friends.

And, although the dancers seemed oblivious of the piano, it loomed.

They seemed oblivious of the banter of the men in the open kitchen behind them.

Hoft and Wintrich, continuing to hone their questions about Castro, seemed oblivious of the mounting tension.

He seemed oblivious of the water sliding down it onto his back; he seemed unable to move.

Mr. Lessig seems oblivious of the danger.

But many also seem oblivious of the rules of common courtesy, she acknowledged.

"A Million Little Pieces" is not a reflective or thoughtful book, and Frey seems oblivious of his own contradictions.

Merle stares a lot; onstage, where he almost never talks between songs, he can seem oblivious of the audience.

In that poignant episode, son winds up consoling father, who seems oblivious of the 14-year-old's anguish.