Sentence examples for distracting bit from inspiring English sources

Over all, the director Mary Zimmerman's production is alluring and powerful, though she shows a theater director's impatience with the supposed static quality of drama in opera by inventing a distracting bit of action for the famous sextet.

"Historically they would have been nude, but I kind of thought that might be a bit distracting with all me bits jumping about".

But it does distract a bit from his songs which are high quality, and more than a bit high church.

In fact, all of the major players are good enough so that the company's practice of using unpolished students from Centenary College in smaller roles distracts a bit.

To be honest, the Chekhovian parallels are a bit distracting and not just for those who know the originals but also for the playwright himself, who leans a bit too heavily on Chekhov to give his meandering plot shape and order.

The pattern may not have been very helpful, and perhaps even a bit distracting.

"The only problem is that it's a bit distracting from other responsibilities during the day".

Cons: Can be chilly, and the light-up toilet signs are a bit distracting.

Also, I found the granular sparkle of the lip gloss worn by the Oracle to be a bit distracting.

(The presence of the "This American Life" creator Ira Glass as Theresa's professor is a little bit distracting, I have to say).

It can be a bit distracting but equally regularly it can enliven something and make something make more sense or give you a new way into something.