Sentence examples for distracting about from inspiring English sources

And yet there's something oddly gratifying and pleasantly distracting about the snow.

"The only thing distracting about this job is I've got suits older than most of the players here," Gentry, 45, said.

Sims doesn't think that there is anything distracting about examining the role of the Confederate flag as part of a broader fight against racism, a sentiment I agree with.

What one would ordinarily find distracting about Spacey — a dramatic ego that shows little regard for the other performers (until this production, I always associated his grandness with a kind of contempt) — does not have a chance to take root here, thanks, in part, to Eve Best.

So what exactly is so distracting about Google+, or for that matter Facebook?

Also, check that there's nothing distracting about your appearance, for instance, a piece of clothing that has a small stain, a button missing, shoes that need re-heeling, or an accessory that would have benefited from being more carefully chosen.

"It's hard to get distracted about things like that".

There is something distracted about her, as if she is only going through the motions.

This year, he hasn't even had a conversation with anybody, so there's nothing really to be distracted about".

Then he said, "What else have you done?," and I said that I'd been distracted about Jane being sacrificed but that I'm planning on doing something new soon, maybe involving clocks.

And Trump, on the other hand, I don't think he knows any public policy at all, when it comes to health care, and certainly has been too distracted by whatever he's distracted about.