Sentence examples for any sort of distraction from inspiring English sources

The chairman, Harry Reid, Democrat of Nevada, said he wanted the review of Mr. Torricelli, also a Democrat, "to be free of any sort of distraction".

However I've dealt with enough Kate Moss images to know that her face has an amazing quality when photographed: it complements the clothes she is wearing, rather than being any sort of distraction.

As far as my writing is concerned, the most appropriate time for me is when I am totally free from any sort of distraction.

Although both regularly train at the Glendale Fighting Club in Glendale, California, Browne told MMAFighting.com that they're both "borderline obsessive with training," denying that their relationship will be any sort of distraction to their fight preparation.

If there is any commotion at the ATM, leave, or suggest that people seek help from the bank - con artists can try any sort of distraction to part you from your money.

But Fitzek's prose is monomaniacal in its desperation to get you from A to B without any sort of emotional distraction.

There are no moments of affecting plainness — a person walking unportentously or even moving with any sort of undetermined impulse, instinct, or distraction.

Imagine the same sort of distraction on an airplane flight.

We thought about it but I didn't want that sort of distraction when my daughter was going through GCSEs.

In an interview, Mr. Gittins agreed that there was "some sort of distraction from normal ship's operations".

It is not the usual sort of distraction offered to riders in the city's subway stations.