Sentence examples similar to distracted spotlight from inspiring English sources
If you become distracted at any point, gently refocus your spotlight back on to your breath and begin again with one.
Watson, meanwhile, looked distracted and unnerved from the start just being in the spotlight.
At the time, attention was distracted toward the liver because another thiazolidinedione, troglitazone, was in the spotlight for idiosyncratic hepatotoxicity (43).
With the Bayern coach, Pep Guardiola, in the spotlight following his agreement to manage Manchester City next season, Bayern seemed distracted in the first half, missing their usual pace and creative play.
Out of the spotlight, Collins had an uneventful week and tonight said he never felt distracted.
Distracted driving is the cause of 350,000 crashes per year, and the series will be putting a spotlight on efforts being made to combat the crisis by the public and private sectors and the academic and nonprofit worlds.
He also noted that while the spotlight currently is on texting and cellphone use, there are all sorts of other ways drivers can become distracted, whether by disciplining children in the back seat, eating lunch or even fiddling with the radio: "Where do you draw the line?" There's also the problem of innocent parties who are injured.
"He was distracted; I was distracted.
"He never got distracted.
Obviously something distracted me".
