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They stood together on the bottom step and stared at each other, surrounded by oblivious strangers.

Consider a bank that has separate "silos" -- self contained application systems that are oblivious to other systems within the bank.

A life without a dream is like a bird with broken wings, confined to a cage and oblivious of what lies beyond the range of its vision.

Because we continually experience desire, we are oblivious to its presence in us. It is like the noise made by the fan of a computer.

Oblivious to the traffic, or to me as I overtook them, for encouragement she sang him classic melody.

But Miss Dwyer did not appear vexed, pretending indeed to be oblivious of everything else in admiration of the spectacle before her.

Creatures that lack motivation, that find it easy to slip into oblivious rapture, are likely to lead short (if happy) lives.

It would be wrong to suggest that Friedman is oblivious of these risks. In an interesting aside, he writes.

It would be nice at the beginning, but after a while you become oblivious on how you can improve.

It's easy to see a smudge on your neighbour's face and be oblivious to the ugly sneer on your own.

They simply ignore the children while they chat away for ages oblivious to the goings on around them. It's quite a recipe for disaster.

We tried to work with him, but he seemed oblivious to anything but his own need for excitement.

Indeed, Reber remarks that Justin is "so oblivious of Peter that he seems to have been unconscious of his existence. "

The word "team" is so commonly used in today's organizations, most managers are oblivious to its true meaning.

We are often oblivious to any flaws our partner might have.

Apparently my nipple chafed so badly that it bled through my white t-shirt, and I'd walked around the gym completely oblivious.

As shown in this example, unlike the service-side of the message exchange, the SOAP client cannot be oblivious to the use of WS-Polling.

Several old plum trees in full bloom were braving the snow as if oblivious of the(depth of winter).

In reality, of course, most sites use the tokens issued by vendors as secure session identifiers, oblivious to the fact that this is weak.

Despite Carlton being "the spitting double" of his father, Mrs Lowden said she remained "quite oblivious" to the truth.

Because the records had been erased, dolphins and whales were oblivious to how they had been used in future generations and as time went by.

Like a dim-witted teenager in a bad horror flick, this oblivious sea lion pup frolics in clear view of a hungry predator. . .

When night falls, they rest on the pebbles at the bottom of the aquarium, totally oblivious to the environment.

You can farm your land, pay your taxes, decide not to vote, and simply be oblivious to any bureaucratic political structure.

So much so that he seemed oblivious to the frenzy around him, and did not at first acknowledge the crowd.

With such a powerful stimulus, we people act like drug addicts and become oblivious to the true meaning of life.

"Some people are oblivious and therefore immune to the stress around them" , she said.

Those urprohilittle bisexualtplanners who are oblivious to this point will pay gre to price. . . which they cannot afford to pay for it.

As a young man, he dreamed of writing a history of the Russian revolution, oblivious to the Stalinist terror going on around him.

Two-year-old Wang Yue was seen toddling in the middle of a narrow street and looking around, oblivious to a fast-approaching white van.

Each night, oblivious of the dreariness of the rocky dark desert, Asma would take food and drink to her father and his blessed companion.

The thought process is a natural instinct, and although we may be oblivious to it, our minds are instinctually aware of it.

But, evidently, Blatter is oblivious to all that.

North Koreans authorised to speak to visitors appear to be oblivious of their guests' annoyance at such privations .

"No, " Pam said in a voice that made Paul wonder if she were quite as oblivious as he'd thought.

He would just move from room to room mumbling to himself, oblivious to, or ignoring, the visible coat of dust that covered everything.

Oblivious, Hattie would march steadily forward, and I felt like I was waving out the back window of an automobile that was bearing me away.

Now, if this were a slasher film, the audience would be screaming, "Look out! Behind you! " but the bee is oblivious.

What's worse than parents who are oblivious to the annoying nature of their children?

This can be a good and lasting relationship. You are both fun-loving and quite oblivious to the faults that might drive most people crazy.

The online disinhibition effect has cost people their jobs, their income and their relationships, yet many are still oblivious to it.

This allows service users to be oblivious to the technical details of the service's implementation.

A Study of Wang Guowei's Conception of "Me Alive" and "Oblivious of Me"

Major corporations and politicians in Tokyo seemed oblivious of these disparities.

It is striking that the proponents of this strategy seem so oblivious to its impact.

They simply walked with their eyes glazed over oblivious to what was happening around them.

Any government. which is oblivious to this point. may pay a whopping price.

Yet the same people, or their successors, now talk about green shoots with a straight face, oblivious of historic connotations.

I took money out with my ATM card when I needed it, oblivious of the 3% charge Citi would tack on.

Fortunately for the author, he was soon oblivious of the vitriolic criticism. Sometimes the term implies lack of awareness.

It shows how oblivious to caution or bad news a market in the grip of a liquidity-driven boom can be.

He also watched them in a field on the outskirts of London, threading through the oblivious haymakers.

Surrounded by the mountains , he marveled at the transcendental beauty of nature, totally oblivious of the secular unhappiness.

we are like lobsters walking on the seabed, oblivious to the weight of the fluid above it, because we are just so adjusted to it.

This excitability is what enables Artisans to be oblivious to pain or fatigue, depending, of course, on what they're doing.

More precisely, they are somewhat oblivious to the emotional subtleties of non-verbal cues, according to a new study of college students.

The ladies seemed oblivious of the impending danger and were having a great time at the party.

They are sometimes much more attracted to a manly man. He may be more oblivious of their needs and their desires but impresses them more.

We invaded Iraq with a military oblivious to the cultural and psychological realities.

Oblivious to its cause, this scientist called the photography company and ordered a replacement for the "defective" film.

Other team members or management might even be oblivious to the fact that from time to time you reach for "Refactor" option inside your IDE.

Bosses seemed oblivious to the dangers, with more than half, (55 percent) believing it to be harmless.

they would in fact probably be oblivious that she was gone. So be it.

As merely extended signatures , then the class can remain oblivious to the implementation of the read- write lock pattern .

Heart was cold to, 1 and Hee-sun shoot house. I dim sleepy eyes slightly open, oblivious to the line of sight on the wall cool!

This helps to avoid the oblivious line around the lips when your gloss comes off.

Your parents seem oblivious to the fact that their disorder is gradually taking over your life, too.

"Most Canadians remain resolutely oblivious to their country's objective decline, " he wrote in a blistering indictment of Canada.

Fishes in a public aquarium grow loquacious, oblivious of their lack of privacy privacy.

The old man remains at the table spinning his coins, completely entranced by the spinning motion and oblivious to the girl in the doorway.

Page 67: He leapt over the castle gate and continued in a straight shot, oblivious of the soldiers.

All the sea urchins seemed oblivious to the smaller disks, Johnsen's team found.

Today, I was trying to convince a friend that even though I'm blonde, I'm not the oblivious or stupid moron everyone apparently thinks I am.

Too often, bureaucracies were oblivious to the cost of their mandates.

Weaving mills and sewing factories that had claimed generations of his family were still in business, oblivious to their coming collapse.

The speaker ground on, oblivious of his listeners' boredom.

They delighted in their own principles, and were oblivious of the power of princes.

Most people are totally oblivious to their own body language, so the discipline of controlling these gestures can be quite challenging.

Interestingly, women have a keener sense of smell than men, so men are sometimes oblivious to how bad they smell to women.

We conclude that cache- oblivious algorithms do outperform traditional RAM-model algorithms when working on large data sets.

And the worst are, as ever, full of passionate intensity, oblivious to the grotesque failure of their doctrine in practice.

in this thesis , we present a thorough theoretical analysis and explanation of optimal cache - oblivious algorithms.

One paced back and forth in his den, apparently oblivious to being watched.

After five years in which governments and markets seemed increasingly oblivious to risk, it is stalking the region again.

Our ModelNavigator is oblivious to changes being made to the models it is displaying and will not refresh them.

It looked so funny, especially the fact that the girl was so oblivious to it.

I am like the child who has been left in the oblivious corner.

Emotionally aloof - not necessarily cold to others, but can be oblivious.

Because a transit of Venus is barely visible to the naked eye, for most of history humans went about their lives oblivious to such events.

We are Earth's Pandoran species, yet we are blissfully oblivious to what we have let out of the box.

Monday night. So quiet. A few people shooting pool in the back, oblivious.

The lad stretched full length by the mast seems oblivious to the spray of the bow waves.

For a person who has known them so long you are strangely oblivious to their faults.

He probably just came home and took the girls shopping, so that they would be oblivious to the realities of living with a dictator.

The whole time you're mad, the person you're upset toward is totally oblivious to it.

WAITING for the perfect wave, surf-riders at Newcastle seem oblivious to the cargo ships just beyond.

"Flockness" emerges from creatures completely oblivious of their collective shape, size, or alignment.

Notice the friends in the background, playing on the computer, completely oblivious to the act behind them.

The local commander, Sham Sullah, leaned against a dirt wall, seemingly oblivious to the presence of the Americans.

When the Soviet Union fell, we sent in teams of economists, oblivious to the lack of social trust that marred that society.

The stilted atmosphere would strike outsiders as disconcertingly weird, but these women are oblivious to the awkwardness.

Unless petrol pump prices follow those of crude oils, motorists will drive on oblivious.

It is just that the system has been in business long enough for most of us to be oblivious of that fact.

Grandfather sat by the fireplace, oblivious of everything around him.

Signals are exceptional and farmers are particularly oblivious to traffic rules.

And many businessmen are semi-oblivious to the yardsticks other people use outside that field.

He was deep in thought, so he was oblivious of what his friends were talking about.

The result discovers uncannily, MorpheusCan make oblivious career is decelerated significantly.

There will be times when, immersed in the ordinary details of life, you may be oblivious to the extraordinary that is right next to you.

Stockmarkets and bond markets rallied substantially in 2009, totally oblivious of the risks.

This passion will make you oblivious of quitting time and to the length of your workday.

Also, sometimes one person is absolutely oblivious for the need for chores to be done.

I was concentrating so hard on my work that I was oblivious to the conversations around me.

"There is no one here in Washington that is oblivious to the fact that Pakistan is playing a double game, " Tellis says.

I took this shot as a lone surfer, seemingly oblivious to the fantastic views, heads home.

Crucially, the brane floats in a higher dimensional space-time called the bulk, which we are normally completely oblivious to.

I am oblivious to what was happening.

Few people were then or now that oblivious to the attitudes and behaviors of people around them, and Mom certainly wasn't.

One Oblivious Transfer (OT) based DAA protocol is presented and analyzed.

Even when she cooked a candlelit dinner for two, he was oblivious to her big day.

The WSDL is oblivious to parameters and return values; it only deals with XML documents.

In many more oblivious to want something insignificant.

And because we are oblivious to the workings of desire within us, we are full of misconceptions about it.

He seemed totally oblivious of my presence.

immersed in the canvases, oblivious to the noise and activity in the gallery.

The husband returns home oblivious to the pastries, stepped onto it.

My son, at 18 months, was oblivious to what was going on.

We live in a society that seems fascinated with individual accomplishment and almost oblivious to teams.

He ignored the disfigurement that was happening in his life and carried on oblivious to it.

And never before have so many people been oblivious of that fact.

Should never be oblivious to the slow, never, never, never lost a golden opportunity for major economic loss of signal sensitivity.

Well they may be "oblivious of the new rule" .

Never again can I be oblivious to the smells that mark the seasons at twilight.

she became absorbed, oblivious to the passage of time.

Worryingly most parents are oblivious to how easy it is for children to download images.

Don't prattle on about your new car for 10 minutes oblivious to your surroundings.

The people making this argument seem oblivious to the fact that all these things cost employers money.

The Boris ploughs on oblivious to potholes that would atomise a city-racing bike.

The paths run in almost straight lines and the crabs are oblivious to traffic.

She gradually became oblivious to the noise.

Oblivious to the danger close by, they embrace.

The irony is that these socially oblivious, albeit honest assessors usually don't take criticism well themselves.

Appear oblivious to sulks and comments.

I started to write my own oblivious sentences using the grammer i was learning.

There are exceptions, of course, but lots of organizations are oblivious to their own problems.

I was oblIvIous of my surroundIngs.

Don't be oblivious to negative feedback.

He seemed oblivious to how far he had walked.

Many people in a painful debt situation are oblivious to the true amounts of their debts.

It is difficult to tell whether she is oblivious or struggling to respond.

I want to be oblivious to the complexities of life and be overly excited by the little things again.

From the fragrance of roses to the smell of burning, I'm oblivious to them all.

Bharara and his co-producer were oblivious to those facts and, at first, were also clueless about the import of what was going on.

Nor is man oblivious to the tide.

For example, if a scholar only sits within his study, oblivious to the emergence of new ink art, then surely there would be problems.

They are working hard, oblivious of all fatigue.

Don't think that charities are oblivious to your motivations.

You may be busy flitting here and there but don't be oblivious to someone who is watching every move you make.

Is the cello listening to the answer, or is it oblivious?

Or are you so oblivious to surface clues that you can't size up anyone?

It's the worst when you're in a rush and you get stuck behind somebody who is oblivious to the world.

I was oblivious as to how dangerous they were, and I want more people to know the danger.

Jealousy can make you totally oblivious to the good things you have.

oblivious to people's monkeys or to people's feelings and

Passive concealment of information is Japan, s foremost tactic when it comes to making its citizens oblivious of its past;

Hidden authentication conditional oblivious transfer

The Determination of Adaptive Threshold for Digital Watermarking Oblivious Detection

Research on oblivious genes and initial conditions in minimum quadric multiplication in fault diagnosis

Cache Oblivious Funnelsort Algorithm and Its Implementation

a rushed timetable oblivious to Palestinian political constraints;

Comparison of Oblivious Effect of Midazolam and Diazepam in Operations with Epidural Anesthesia

each day , oblivious to time , weather , and the state of the world ,

Construction of m-out-of-n Oblivious Transfer

i was oblivious of this fact during the initial investigation

Electronical Auction Scheme with Oblivious Third Party

Oblivious Transfer Protocol with RSA-Based Access Control

Oblivious Goods and Embedded Goods in the Object of Crime of Embezzlement

Oblivious to time that may be the cure

A History of Salt Culture Nearly Oblivious

Oblivious adaptive image watermarking scheme based on DCT

A Protocol for Signing Contracts Based on Oblivious Transfer

Digital Watermarking Method Based On Image And It's Oblivious Detection

surping your mind, you are oblivious

What, must I go to the oblivious cooks,