Sentence examples for deflect us from inspiring English sources

The smears and the lies and the innuendo will not deflect us from our political strategy.

And the consequences of the spending review should not deflect us from our course.

While reassuring the audience that "budget pressures will not deflect us from this work," Hockfield also pointed out that some important steps do not require funding.

At the same time, I do hope you will not allow this to deflect us from my overall bonum reformationem* policy.

"This ruling is a disappointment, but it will not deflect us from implementing our manifesto commitment to ban tobacco advertising," the minister said.

This should not deflect us from concern about what work in that job actually entails, especially if we want to have a role that supports good mental health and allows a good work-life balance.

In retrospect, they deflected us away from what was really going on, and what is still going on.

It is the war more than anything else that discredits our role in world affairs that deflects us from reaching goals well within our reach, & that disaffects & disorients the best among our young.

"He's deflecting us everywhere else but where we should be," says one officer who is deeply involved in the case, and believes that he gave Perez too much credence.

Mr. Ammons, for example, was inspired to compose his poetry about garbage after spotting piles of it rotting near Interstate 95 in Florida: garbage has to be the poem of our time because garbage is spiritual, believable enough to get our attention, getting in the way, piling up, stinking, turning brooks brownish and creamy white: what else deflects us from the errors of our illusionary ways.

Pakistan has for years deflected US criticism over the issue of safe havens for Taliban and other militants active in Afghanistan.