Sentence examples for thought oblivious from inspiring English sources

The characters fantasise about forgetting time altogether, but such grace is afforded here only to the ghosts of metaphor: "A weather front was stalled out in the Pacific – like a lonely person, lost in thought, oblivious of time".

And when Mrs. Whitman was later elected governor and ran for re-election, she was nearly toppled by James E. McGreevey because many voters thought she was oblivious to their financial pain, particularly in the state's high auto insurance rates.

All that time we thought they were oblivious, ignoring or forgetting, they were actually noticing, observing and absorbing.

It was such a constant in my life that over time I think I became oblivious to it.

It was funny to think of Richards, oblivious of these entreaties, laugh-coughing at some session man's remark in a studio nearby.

Why did he do it?" Anyone would think Desmond quite oblivious to the outrage that greeted his acquisition of the Daily Express in 2000.

"I think he's oblivious to it because he's in his little shell up there and he's doing his deal," Edwards said.

She thinks Congress is oblivious to the havoc it creates for people laid off through no fault of her own such as herself.

The board rebuked: ""It strains credulity to think Merlin was oblivious to the potential promotional and substitutional effects of the Pandora/Merlin Agreement, yet still proceeded with the deal on unaltered terms".

At first I thought he was a bit oblivious.

Their name comes from the Arabic hashishiyya; the drug's powers were thought to explain the Assassins' oblivious bravery.From the mid-18th century, other groups launched suicidal attacks against colonial rulers in India, Indonesia and the Philippines.