We are oblivious to our own cognitive shortcomings: Just as most drivers believe they are above-average, so too do most investors believe they can generate alpha.
Source: The Big Picture Barry Ritholtz
“Something from Tiffany’s” is actually at its best during the 49 minutes it spends checking receipts, in part because the movie is a lot more interesting before Gary is just an oblivious doofus à la Peter Gallagher in “While You Were Sleeping.
Source: IndieWire
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The Leech is consistently funny and Gardner shines as the oblivious and unpredictable guest.
Source: AIPT
Afterward, searching old pictures to find ones with my head flung back, I identify the bulge in my throat, completely oblivious to something that could have undone my life.
Source: HuffPost
Mohammed Bin Salman with UAE’s president Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan
They were oblivious that it was UAE and Saudi going against each other in a tug-of-war, not against the Qatari royals.
Source: Luxurylaunches
This is a company based in India that folks in the Western Hemisphere might be completely oblivious to despite ruling the global "basic" segment right now.
Source: PhoneArena
While I was barely a couple of months old to remember the debut of first-ever Macintosh computer, it isn’t something I’m oblivious to.
Source: Yanko Design
Because no orphaned mountain gorilla has ever been successfully returned to the wild before, she spends her days at a sanctuary in the park with a cadre of other orphaned gorillas and their minders, swinging from the high branches, munching wild celery, even learning to finger paint, mostly oblivious to the fact that she lives in one of the most contested places on earth.
Source: The New York Times
Guards are terrible shots, you have infinite stamina and they are nearly oblivious to noise.
Source: Kotaku
Naturally, several other commenters chimed in asking Schreier for proof and receipts, seemingly oblivious to the fact that he’s very unlikely to jeopardize his confidential sources for the fleeting high of Reddit clout.
Source: Inverse
A persistent theme in the film is how much time a teenage Alanis spent on her own in a world full of adults who were oblivious or benignly neglectful at best, predatory at worst (including an MCA Records executive who was known as “Uncle” John Alexander).
Source: Rolling Stone
Keenan created that sense of sole (soul?) seeker by typically lurking in the shadows on stage, seemingly digging into his own head (fitted with a spiky punk Mohawk wig), almost oblivious to the nearly 20,000 onlookers hanging on to every word.
Source: artsfuse.org
While she shows her complete lack of class, ridiculing royal protocol by pretending to curtsy while sitting on a settee, she is totally oblivious to the complete embarrassment in Harry’s face.
Source: Daily Mail
But without knowledge of former biological wealth and productivity and an understanding of how healthy and resilient ecologies functioned, one remains oblivious to the injuries.
Source: The New York Times
The group of heroes tends to do their job in space, something that common people are oblivious to.
Source: We Got This Covered
But the protagonist of the film is his date Margot, a last-minute addition to the meal who’s oblivious to the norms of a restaurant like this.
Source: Bon Appetit
This vexed many a Pennsylvania resident, for it seemed these New Jersey drivers were oblivious to the fact that they drove in a foreign land, and the locals did not take kindly to the New Jersey drivers’ proclivity to break their traffic laws.
Source: LevittownNow.com
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The bulk of the season does remain with the original teenager selves and some promising new characters like Glennis (Kosha Patel), a meek female classmate who takes an interest in Beavis, but he's too oblivious to notice.
Source: Bleeding Cool News
Colleagues Danielle Fishel, Will Friedle, and Strong all appeared oblivious to the revelation, making it clear that those events didn’t happen and that they had no idea about them until that moment.
Source: Yahoo Life
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USMNT players and coaches are "not oblivious to concerns about human rights” in World Cup host country Qatar and have "not lost sight of goals extending well beyond the pitch," according to Steven Goff of the WASHINGTON POST.
Source: Sports Business Journal
But like his head coach, Wilson’s underwhelming response made him sound oblivious to Kansas City’s 13-game winning streak.
Source: Arrowhead Pride
And we shouldn't, since we can't read your mind, and, for the most part, we're oblivious to any hidden meaning or subtext in your communication.
Source: YourTango
Blue lights cast a calm, ghostly glow over the place and dark-eyed cows quietly shift about in their metal-fenced cells, seemingly oblivious to their fate.
Source: Screen Rant
And perhaps the funniest part is that the fisherman was oblivious the whole time.
Source: TheHealthSite
The argument between her and “Nick” gets so wild, they get in a game of chicken with the oblivious property owner who thinks the two are trying to seduce him.
Source: iHeart
As I tuned in to the second season of the satire, I confidently predicted Coolidge’s sign, based on her convincing portrayal of Tanya McQuoid, an extremely wealthy, oblivious woman searching to fill an inner void that even her money can’t repair.
Source: Elite Daily
The other big change is that Nadja is running Staten Island's hottest nightclub, though she's already gone through labor disputes and has an even bigger problem right under her fangs that she is seemingly oblivious to.
Source: Tom's Guide
“It’s about being oblivious to your surroundings, and not understanding the implications of your actions until it’s too late,” he said.
Source: UNCW Seahawk
In yet another moment of oblivious insight, Waard next notes how the DLC’s attempt to please everyone was its downfall.
Source: Bounding Into Comics
We were oblivious to a larger world of improvisation.
Source: Andscape
As we speak, Leonard is back in the water, frolicking in the surf, oblivious to his close shave.
Source: The Guardian
Visi, who was three, and completely oblivious of the challenge of climbing this mountain, seemed even more excited.
Source: Metro.co.uk
"A lot of people are oblivious to the whole thing and we need to be more informed on what's going on," said customer Jada Wright.
Source: KABC-TV
, previously shared with mbg: "The BMI standard was developed for an idealized Caucasian male, and the thresholds remain rather oblivious to important discrepancies warranted by gender and ethnicity.
Source: mindbodygreen
By the time we reached the bottom, we were beyond words, and didn’t even pack our gear away, just found our shoes and splashed back to the car, almost oblivious to the stinging hail and the lightning still flashing and crashing around us.
Source: Climbing Magazine
She climbed back on the bike and headed off in a blur, oblivious of a piece of nearby graffiti that seemed about all of life’s withering dangers: “I wonder each night what the monster will do to me tomorrow.
Source: The Action Network
Colleagues Danielle Fishel, Will Friedle, and Strong all appeared oblivious to the revelation, making it clear that those events didn’t happen and that they had no idea about them until that moment.
Source: Parade Magazine
While cars and bikers adjusted, the sheep typically seemed oblivious to the whole scene.
Source: TravelAwaits
Rodney seemed a little confused and, for a few horrible seconds, was oblivious to the fact that his fly was unzipped.
Source: Peoria Journal Star
“Filming was fun and local and we were truly too oblivious to the amazing opportunity and talent around us to be starstruck, so for months we filmed during the day and went home to normal life at night.
Source: LADbible
Hilary often whines when she doesn't get her way, runs to Daddy for financial help, and remains completely oblivious to the world around her.
Source: Looper
John, meanwhile, was oblivious to the song's message during its production and early acclaim.
Source: The GRAMMYs
Tom Ricketts has played the role of unwitting villain in the time since the Cubs won the World Series, claiming biblical losses and pursuing an English soccer club while seemingly remaining oblivious to why fans would be upset about such things.
Source: Cubs Insider
His new wife already suspects his philandering ways, his overbearing mother-in-law threatens to move in with them, and his oblivious friend, Bassinet, visits unannounced at the most inconvenient moments.
Source: Broadway World
"YOU DON'T LOVE ME ANYMORE" (Off the Deep End, 1992)
Few things are more of a comedic layup than an idiot being totally oblivious to the world around them.
Source: Inlander
She’s placing all her hopes on the new — and she prays, “normal” — baby she’s expecting, mostly oblivious to the ways in which this wounds Kimberly.
Source: Hollywood Reporter
"A lot of people are oblivious to the whole thing and we need to be more informed on what's going on," said customer Jada Wright.
Source: msnNOW
They were oblivious to the conversation happening about her life.
Source: Reno Gazette Journal
"I'm glad that I was kind of oblivious to what happened because there would have been a lot more panic,'' Anderson said.
Source: ESPN
One notable scene involved the oblivious Andalasian princess Giselle (eventually played by Amy Adams) arriving in New York and being hired to pop out of a cake at a bachelor party, where she’s then mistaken for a stripper.
Source: Polygon
In many works, a Blue Man, loosely based on the French painter Paul Gauguin, became a repeat character representing an oblivious 19th-century European male archetype.
Source: artnet News
In the animated series, the two oblivious buddies would wander their suburban hometown, wreak havoc at school and watch real music videos on television, providing a constant stream of their dismissively comic commentary (punctuated by their distinctive giggles).
Source: The New York Times
Photograph: David Rogers/Getty ImagesThe RFU, on the other hand, seems oblivious to England’s history.
Source: The Guardian
Anyway, while “White & Nerdy” positions White guys as awkward and oblivious try-hard geeks, that’s not the only cringeworthy stereotype.
Source: The Washington Post
But Danni is a character relentlessly oblivious to her privilege, so Shephard is working under the assumption that some of her viewers might relate.
Source: Scathing satire tackles trauma and privilege TheReviewGeek
AdvertisementScorpioThere are two types of Scorpios: one’s that act totally oblivious to the holidays and those who are in competition with everyone else in the neighborhood to have the grandest decorations.
Source: VICE
Even if a visit to a boutique gas station, lunch with economically oblivious Minnetonka moms, and a THC-laden jaunt around Southdale don’t work as well as they could, the show’s second half rewards your patience.
Source: St. Paul Pioneer Press
He’s 22, 6-1 (generously), needs a haircut, and seems oblivious to what he’s headed into.
Source: ProFootballTalk NBC Sports
I enjoyed a nice nap on the ferry boat between Disney Springs and Port Orleans Resort – Riverside myself!
The Oblivious Tourist
Have you ever been in a long line when you saw a group or couple of guests come rushing past the line all the way to the front or entrance, only to be redirected by a cast member to the back of the line that they were completely oblivious of? When they turn and see the line, their faces fall for a moment, and you feel sorry for them but find it funny that they were so excited about an attraction that they failed to see the line they were running past.
Source: The DIS
Throughout the series, it is revealed that Weems has a complicated relationship with the oblivious Morticia Addams, her roommate at Nevermore.
Source: Parade Magazine
A show that, for instance, tries to make fun of clichés but still makes someone laugh at an oblivious statement before stopping with an “oh, you’re serious?” feels more confused than confident.
Source: Variety
Perhaps your aunt is completely oblivious to the fact that she doesn't let anyone else get a word in.
Source: Best Life
“DANCE THIS WORLD AWAY” features three vignettes: a man dancing amongst the ruins of a post-apocalyptic wasteland, a happy-go-lucky TV show for kids, and a ballroom filled with socialites oblivious to the nuclear missile launching from underneath the dance floor.
Source: Indie Film Hustle
Where the show tries to absolve Leland of wrongdoing, acting like he was Bob’s oblivious puppet, Lynch once again makes things right by making it clear here: Leland had a part in this.
Source: Paste Magazine
John: Poe was oblivious sometimes: I won’t understand your motives.
Source: CrimeReads
Donnie is oblivious about his impulsiveness, a result of his own arrested development and his lack of intellectual curiosity.
Source: The Utah Review
Russian soldiers, apparently oblivious to the danger, dug trenches in the highly contaminated “red forest.
Source: Yahoo News
His immersion in the weather and his confrontation with grand, unrelenting nature – oblivious of human beings rendered insignificant by this primeval landscape – was exactly what he sought: ‘I'm sure I've dreamed about it … and best of all, all sorts of colour in the sky, working in and out of that in the land, because the sky is just as raw and new as the land….
Source: Royal Meteorological Society
What makes this even more bizarre is the fact that Cameron didn't notice and kept directing, as he was completely oblivious to her near-death experience.
Source: Looper
Her book, Braiding Sweetgrass, written back in 2015, is a salve for everyone who has been running around oblivious to the daily ebb and flow of the natural environment.
Source: Just Security
These scenes are uncomfortable to watch, given the gap in knowledge between the audience and the oblivious characters, which helps heighten the tension during confrontations, and the final, over-the-top, bombastic fight scene that simply takes the cake.
Source: /Film
“There were tons of guys singing along to ‘Fight for Your Right’ who were oblivious to the fact it was a total goof on them.
Source: Far Out Magazine
And yes, the White men who signed the Declaration of Independence were largely oblivious to the rights of women and people of color.
Source: The Washington Post
Now, some Catholics might see Spears as oblivious or uninterested in what exactly it means to get married in a Catholic church.
Source: America: The Jesuit Review
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