Some critics complained that watching the film in this manner was an often "jarring" or "distracting" viewing experience.
But the Holy Grail for a baseball mascot is a spot atop the dugout, where he can strut his stuff in full, distracting view of the fans.
And I will always fight to make it so, even if that means starting afresh, rewriting the scene, dropping an extremely expensive prop, ignoring a magnificent but distracting view the location manager sold his wife to get access to.
In the Dreyfus offices screens are used to shut out the distracting view of the Broadway side; large glass panels allow light & add to the illusion of space & airiness.
Giant wedge platforms, dainty stilettos with heels like crystal daggers, those clod-hopping boots that turn fashionable women's feet into potential lethal weapons: they're all on vivid, sometimes distracting view in this woozy new musical, stitched together from a series of individual installments originally staged at the Flea Theater.
Many organizations foster a culture in which being distracted is viewed as necessary or beneficial: they encourage managers to declare "My door is always open," they expect employees to respond to emails and text messages within minutes or even seconds, and they lionize workers who somehow manage to do two or three or five things at once, as if "multitasking" is the key to success.
These will only distract others viewing your portfolio.
Sad images were presented on 75% of trials and were accompanied by an instruction to "reappraise," "distract," or "view" the image.
He films briskly on location with a controlled yet breezy view of the neighborhood and a distracted, pensive view of his characters, as if looking around while musing on higher matters.
It's critical here to stay to the right, and not to be too distracted by views of Mt. Baldy, which towers at just over 10,000 feet.
