ppl. a. (UN-1 10.)
1690. T. Burnet, Theory Earth, II. 41. Those [prophecies] that concern the end of the world are of this latter sort to unobserving men.
1749. Fielding, Tom Jones, VIII. xii. There are people who find an inconvenience in this unobserving temper of mankind.
1792. Charlotte Smith, Desmond, I. 142. An unobserving or disinterested spectator of what was passing.
1815. Zeluca, III. 106. Wholly unobserving of the earnest conversation of her companions.
1818. Scott, Br. Lamm., xxxii. To an eye so unobserving as that of Bucklaw.
