Sentence examples for very oblivious from inspiring English sources

"At my first Olympic trials I was very oblivious to things," she said.

But now she realizes, "There were so many red flags in the beginning, but I was very oblivious.

In a surprising number, people are either oblivious or very, very cool.

As Mr. Powell, drawing on an icy water bottle, opined that his sex life was "personal and very private," the oblivious park revelers interjected: "People in the front, let me hear you grunt.

Dr. Mumme and other researchers said that parents sometimes assumed that their very young children were oblivious to television programs, but that the study's findings suggested otherwise.

Bray added: "In the end it was in a very obvious place so most people would just walk past oblivious, which would always make me giggle.

The stream of self-pity and indignation is also seemingly oblivious to the very tenets of New Testament instruction, which calls upon believers to embrace suffering and welcome persecution.

A village where every second person is related to Helen and no one minds their own business has been blindingly oblivious to something very nasty going on in the woodshed.

Jurgis breaks down, and Sinclair sends him reeling through the city, where he is brushed by "the hurrying throngs upon the streets, who were deaf to his entreaties, oblivious of his very existence — and savage and contemptuous when he forced himself upon them".

"Despite all its frank talk about abortion and HPV and sex, this show's advances in the realm of progressive womanist television are very nearly undermined by its oblivious, exclusionist and unknowingly racist aspects," wrote Julianne Escobedo Shepherd in an article for Salon.

By being oblivious to their very existence.