Sentence examples for a real diversion from inspiring English sources

Nothing in the review leads me to change my mind that commissioning a new generation of nuclear will be a huge waste of precious time and money, and a real diversion from the critical task of cutting carbon emissions.

In truth, politics was the real diversion.

The Swift Life marks the first real diversion from that model as the company saw steep losses in 2016.

They can agree to a pretrial disposition program, essentially with Iverson saying 'I'm sorry and I won't do it again.' Pretrial diversion is a real possibility, and the fact that the charges against him include misdemeanors gives everybody a face-saving option".

What we normally look at and care about — the athletes, the candidates, the movie stars — is a screen, a diversion from the real stuff, which can be expressed in formulas and spreadsheets, in rows and columns of numerals.

"They have to be dealt with in more difficult ways — learning ways of diversion and avoidance, and also dealing with the person as a real person".

To us, the Ben and Jen Show is a real-life popcorn movie, a humorous diversion; the ring only proves that Harry Winston can be gauche too.

Getting all worked up over Obama's school house speech is a distraction and a diversion from the real problems facing our country.

Escape rooms feed a taste for real-life diversion that tech-addicted millennials can enjoy with friends and strangers.

Hamas in particular has condemned the singing contest as trivial and a harmful diversion from real problems.

Apocalyptic scenarios are a diversion from real problems — poverty, terrorism, broken financial systems — needing intelligent attention.