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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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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.

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.

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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.

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

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.

He seemed totally oblivious of my presence.

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

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

I was oblIvIous of my surroundIngs.

They are working hard, oblivious of all fatigue.

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

i was oblivious of this fact during the initial investigation