Thus, I oppose the desire for oblivion that gnaws at our roots even as the light is summoning us to bloom.
Sometimes he was all but submerged, swimming through oblivion with a faltering stroke; and again, by some strange alchemy of soul, he would find another shred of will and strike out more strongly.
Then, gradually, the bloated stars shriveled to only half of their original size, slowly dimming into oblivion and surrounded by huge, thin atmospheres.
Are your wonders known in the place of darkness, or your righteous deeds in the land of oblivion?
When Jobs came back in 1996, Apple was a corporate minnow and seemed headed for oblivion .
Care and youth are difficultly yoked together, and merciful time wraps in oblivion the most gruesome misery.
The leopard swept over her, again and again and yet again, like a long prairie wind, and rolling beneath him, she rode on that wind like some temple virgin toward the sweet, compliant fires marking the soft curve of oblivion.
Its author emerges as a grittier W.G. Sebald, a lyrical German writer with the same forlorn urge to rescue lives and cultures from oblivion.
