Sentence examples for sort of oblivion from inspiring English sources

Some sort of oblivion, I suppose.

Mostly we disappear into a sort of oblivion.

Adam Abeshouse, a Grammy-winning classical-record producer and helpless hyper-enthusiast, has taken several concrete measures to address what he regards as an urgent imperative: to rescue Bach, Brahms, Beethoven, Mozart, and that crowd from a specific sort of oblivion.

By Mark Singer Adam Abeshouse, a Grammy-winning classical-record producer and helpless hyper-enthusiast, has taken several concrete measures to address what he regards as an urgent imperative: to rescue Bach, Brahms, Beethoven, Mozart, and that crowd from a specific sort of oblivion.

I couldn't finish another note of the dopey song for P.P. [Peter Pears] and snatched up the 4tet [String Quartet No 1] movement (which is good tough serious music) wherein I am sunk in a sort of joyful oblivion.

"Immortality is a kind of oblivion — like death itself".

Past this ENORMOUS revelation, the rest of the afternoon rolled by in sort of a foggy oblivion.

Or were they seeking some sort of personal escape and oblivion?

He gave away $140m, including $20m to the Metropolitan Museum of Art.Mr Tose did not see himself as that sort of philanthropist, assembling alms for oblivion.

Instead of attempting wholesale committee reform in the first weeks of Congress, Democratic leaders may punt the idea toward oblivion in some sort of a study panel, according to The Washington Post.

They would drink into oblivion as some sort of metaphorical two fingers up to mom and dad, animals let off the leash and running instantly into a pub with a warm handful of bills.