unobservant

The natural world is Flanagan’s muse, and his heartbreak at its demise never fades, in part because it’s not the only thing to suffer when people become “remarkably unobservant.”

That will lead to more temporary shock from unobservant or indifferent men and sometimes fleeting anger.

I nudged Joan and warned her that an unobservant person might come along and just plop down on the seat.

She and Al are classic opposites: he is internal and unobservant and can disappear into his head for days at a time; Suzanne is chatty and social and hyper-present.

I hadn't been seen yet, still half in the farthest tent and with Lincoln’s unobservant current state.