oblivious

Antony Snook, 45, tried to claim he had been oblivious to their plan, but a jury rejected this defence and found him guilty of the murders.

But they couldn’t claim they were totally oblivious – there were campaigners and MPs pleading with them to push the Post Office for answers on Horizon.

I’m not oblivious to the irony that my career is basically tracking the death of democracy.

"She just thought it was two sisters playing dress up and taking silly pictures, so she's actually completely oblivious to it to this day."

When violent crime began to skyrocket nationwide in the mid-1970s, Southeast San Diego suffered with the rest of the country, while the city’s white majority could remain largely oblivious.