Sentence examples for distracted ideas from inspiring English sources

The show is exciting but distracted; ideas are plentiful, but the energy is stretched thin.

I realize how counterproductive my own thoughts lend to this constantly jockeying back and forth from one distracted idea to the next.

Through Nov. 1 Tobias Putrih, a young Slovenian now living in New York, is an inventive sculptor and a conceptualist with sometimes distracting ideas about architecture, the cinema and geography.

The consequence of which being, he says, "it was harder to be distracted by ideas of 'our times' or 'society now'".

If successive patients suffer the same burn, the extent to which it hurts will depend on whether one is anxious, depressed, happy or distracted.Such ideas are being explored with brain scans which suggest that even if a low level of pain is being sent to the brain, the signal can be turned up by the "mind" itself.

Lucy is distracted by the idea of Gabe's fiancee.

I was so distracted by the idea and price, I forgot to ask what they looked like.

Somewhere along the line people got distracted with the idea that having "more" was the same as having "better".

He was not hoping for a few misbegotten toys to show up on Christmas morning, although I'm sure he found himself somewhat distracted at the idea of yet another Power Ranger.

That tempts me to up the critical ante by comparing "Parks and Rec" to "Deadwood," but it's hard not to become distracted by the idea of the greatest potential TV crossover of all time (ideally, it'd feature an old-fashioned prairie drink-off between Ron Swanson and Al Swearengen).

While those in the conscious condition only picked their most innovative concepts about 20percentt of the time -- they confused their genius with their mediocrity -- those who had been distracted located their best ideas about 55percentt of the time.