All 8 Uses

oblivious
in
The Sunlight Dialogues
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She shook her fist, leaning out at them, shameless, oblivious, hurling obscenities like mud.†
Chpt 1

oblivious = unaware of
He seemed oblivious to the smell of the place and of his bearded neighbor, oblivious too to the man's talk, the sullen anger of the two young Indians.†
Chpt 2 *
He seemed oblivious to the smell of the place and of his bearded neighbor, oblivious too to the man's talk, the sullen anger of the two young Indians.†
Chpt 2
And yet he was lying to himself, he knew; they did not scorn him but merely passed by, oblivious even to the fact that he scorned them†
Chpt 5
They still seemed oblivious to their mother's talk.†
Chpt 5
Still silently clapping, unpersuaded, the small boy watched his father moving toward him, oblivious as a tide.†
Chpt 8
Nuper, moving on, oblivious to it all, put the box in the back seat of his car, reaching it in through the open left-rear window.†
Chpt 10
The square car started very smoothly and inched down the street, solemn and oblivious, like an old Phaeton carriage from another time and place, unhurried, dire of purpose.†
Chpt 13

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