Sentence examples for be a distraction because from inspiring English sources

And it might be a distraction because I'll be wanting him to play well, too".

But it can be a distraction, because it takes your focus away from essential things".

"[Shinseki] does not want to be a distraction because his priority is to fix the problem and make sure the vets are getting the care they need... and I agree, we don't have time for distractions," said the president.

In a way, touchscreens are maybe even more likely to be a distraction because you can't just grip a button blindly.

"Hopefully that's a distraction, because in the end, it isn't," he said.

Others worried that the owl was a distraction, because owls are supposed to be wise, so it would be the wrong answer.

In the end, the discussion about a carbon tax is a distraction, because it frames the debate in fiscal policy terms — How high should the tax be?

I don't want to be a guy who is a distraction because I don't want to hit here or hit there".

But perhaps all those names were a distraction, because the film makes almost no room for its subject's interactions with others.

No arrest nor complaint was made, but when it was put to Keane that it had been a distraction because people were talking about it, he replied: "Talking about what?

"You put an amateur out there, it's a distraction, because you can't tell me they're not going to be searching for golf balls all the time.