Sentence examples for a diversion away from inspiring English sources

"This is a diversion away from talking about the fundamental issues," he said.

The position is perhaps not contradictory, but it is exceedingly unattractive; it renders art a diversion away from reality, when as Freud emphasized to invoke a figure who is Croce's opposite in almost every respect— the artist's struggle with the medium is the attempt to conquer reality.

If the person gives you a quick answer and then asks a more complicated question, this can be a great way to create a diversion away from the fact that he or she is lying.

Arrows point to a long diversion away from the Missouri.

All too often, you are the convenient target of his well-honed scientific curiosity, an interesting diversion away from the office.

This is a tremendous burden and diversion away from spending our resources on the more effective prevention and intervention methods.

In circulatory failure there is a hierarchy in regional blood flow with diversion away from skin and muscles towards vital organs such as heart, brain, and kidneys.

However, he did tell MPs that the committee wanted to see far fewer young people facing criminal penalties for cannabis possession and their diversion away from the criminal justice system.

The case of fracture diversion away from permeable porous flow is more difficult because of the much greater contrasting effective permeabilities.

Postoperative benign biliary stenoses and/or biliary leaks and fistulas may be effectively treated with dilatation of the narrowed anastomotic tract or bile diversion away from the site of defect in the bile wall.

While all four effects may apply to African migration, the DEMIG VISA data seems to confirm the role of policies in encouraging spatial substitution in the form of diversion away from colonial pattern.