Sentence examples for too oblivious from inspiring English sources

Mistakes were made, although James was either too proud or too oblivious to acknowledge them.

He sat down, and his friends did, too, oblivious of the casual, democratic ethos of the evening.

Unfortunately, it is too oblivious of those it leaves behind to be fearful of them.

We're way too oblivious to notice the insulting ethnic stereotypes -- not to mention the tropic-isle clichés -- embedded in the lyrics.

We burped our way through the obligatory interview, Plant gorgeous with his curls and endless legs, and all other customers either too cool or too oblivious to bother him.

Over time, we have been too oblivious to these eyesores.

Nonces!' he shrieked at them - and they too were oblivious.

Anna, too, seemed oblivious to her good looks.

Adults, too, become oblivious to time during the activities that most fully engage them.

Anderson's role is one of the most unsettling features of the whole affair, because either he grasped that his wife was dangerous and did nothing or he, too, was oblivious to the warning signs.

I, too, was oblivious to fat people and even shared some of these cruel misjudgments toward them.