| Point being that positive attributes we see in design elements like Gotham and uncoated paper zoom obliviously past people's heads. |
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| Grandma was probably in front of the television, obliviously knitting her booties. |
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| Dinner was served a few hours later, and Rei seemed to be the only one that was obliviously happy. |
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| When she'd woken up, there'd only been Raven left, sleeping obliviously. |
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| Those on stage were the only people talking now, for the room was deathly silent except for those that recited their lines obliviously and pranced to and fro about the stage. |
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| So many obliviously swamped with the same arrogance believing the world thinks just like you. |
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| I have captured some marvelous instants, like a friend I had to abandon for a few minutes to switch memory cards: upon my return, she was obliviously nursing her baby on my screen? |
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| They obliviously went to sleep, most unaware of or unconcerned about the havoc they caused. |
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| Chantelle is obliviously ready to work hard for the top spot on the competition. |
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| Allegedly trying to be extra PC about racism, Tom obliviously hurts Ravo and viciously turns on an already-outcast Greenie. |
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| After all, I was trying to read a newspaper, or compose a hilarious tweet about EastEnders, or dumbly gaze out of the window like a cow obliviously trundling towards an abattoir. |
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| There are hidden treasures and a deep philosophy obliviously shaping this language to what it is now, and in the Arabic language, letters are people and words are a society. |
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| Obliviously the government cannot afford to accommodate any of the main demands of the TTP without compromising the Pakistan's Constitution and the prosperity of the country. |
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