Sentence examples for seeming oblivion from inspiring English sources

He took the ace of spades from the top, shuffled it into seeming oblivion and removed a two of clubs off the top as proof.

There's an interesting comparison here between Bethesda's two major works of this generation, Oblivion and Fallout 3. In the end, it seems Oblivion "won," although the reasoning is pretty flimsy.

The council's recommendations are subject to approval by the federal government, which is expected to put them in place by May 1. "We are headed, slowly, seeming inexorably, to oblivion," said John Bullard, the regional administrator of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and a member of the council, as he explained his support for the catch limits.

At one moment over the weekend, oblivion seemed to be preceded by obliviousness.

Her oblivion seemed so extreme that it had to be disingenuous.

They were killed and stuffed around 1886, when the species seemed bound for oblivion.

When he came back in 1996, the company seemed headed for oblivion.

Before Epstein's discovery, Ankrah's research seemed destined for oblivion.

The crowd seemed lost in oblivion, but somewhere in Paris, Nina Simone's ears were burning.

Such a trend could seem headed for oblivion in a shrinking economy, but Ms. Sharkey believes not.

But that oblivion seems entirely suited to prog, which at its best functioned as a shelter from school, from sex, from the frightful adult world.