1
He hates those who have valour merely, and are unobservant of propriety.
2
He was not so commonplace, or so unobservant as I had imagined.
3
There was a sinister something behind that smile, but Maurice was unobservant.
4
Apparently unobservant and easily deceived, they see with bright and horrible eyes.
5
To the unobservant, he seemed to be a lovable, useful, able man.
6
Those men were the old and the experienced; the unobservant overlooked him altogether.
7
She appeared quite unobservant of the children and nurse sleeping in the room.
8
In the midst of my tears, I was not unobservant of his motions.
9
But there again is the difference between the observant and the unobservant man.
10
In the first flush of conquest all men are a trifle fatuous, unobservant.
11
The Cardinal was not unobservant of the trend of Florentine affairs.
12
The man's gesture is intended to make Jack feel unobservant, and it works.
13
Even unobservant humans could detect that, though no one had mentioned it yet.
14
Both Greeks and monks, judged by nineteenth-century standards, were unobservant of natural beauties.
15
He was quite unobservant of the marked attention bestowed on him.
16
And it has often irritated me that you were so unobservant.
