oblivious in the PONS Dictionary

oblivious Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to be oblivious of sth
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He was subsequently cautioned, however, some commentators felt that he seemed oblivious as to what he had done wrong.
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He is seemingly oblivious that he is walking toward a precipice, apparently about to step off.
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She is however, somewhat dense and oblivious to some things, to the point of making random comments.
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While the painting was there, it was oblivious of the changes occurring around it.
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It is shown at times to be oblivious to and uninterested in the safety of humanity.
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He passed, looking neither right nor left; he seemed entirely oblivious to his surroundings.
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In the first novel he is oblivious to his daughters abilities.
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Her favorite hobby is reading, which makes her intelligent and open-minded, but often renders her totally oblivious to her surroundings.
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While some believe in one thing, others are just oblivious to see what is really going on.
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He is reckless, as well as oblivious, proven when he repeatedly attempted to wreck a spaceship while still inside it.
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