be oblivious to

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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.

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

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.

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

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

Don't be oblivious to negative feedback.

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

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