Sentence examples for at diversion from inspiring English sources

The speechwriters are very good at diversion and Dunkirk spirit tosh but have overlooked the economy.

Its ragbag of contents pictures of children's games, jingles, fables, "an agreeable Letter to read from Jack the Giant Killer," plus a bonus in the form of "a Ball and a Pincushion"—are of interest only because, addressing itself single-mindedly to a child audience, it aimed primarily at diversion.

The hydrodynamic mechanism at diversion points as well as the changing patterns of flow and sediment flux in the Yangtze Estuary has been investigated through long-term data analysis.

Ambassador De Castro's mention of this so-called regularization plan is a stillborn attempt at diversion.

Apparently, even if Hillary Clinton delivered this generation's Gettysburg Address it would be reported as an attempt at "diversion" from the email "scandal".

We were unable to identify any other parameters such as age at diversion, histological stage or liver function levels before diversion that served as prognostic indicators for success in PFIC patients undergoing PEBD.

The sport faced potent competition, not only from other professional sports (especially gridiron football) but even more from a massive conversion of Americans from public to private, at-home diversions.

At Helles, the diversion at Krithia Vineyard became another costly stalemate.

At Helles, the diversion at Krithia Vineyard became another futile battle with no gains and heavy casualties for both sides.

It was a cast-iron certainty that at least one MP would go off at a diversion during yesterday's News of the World phone-hacking debate in the Commons.

I was expert at every diversion.