Sentence examples for distracting fact from inspiring English sources

Indeed, for all intents and purposes, this is precisely what they have done, in the form of "The Holocaust," despite the distracting fact that, once upon a time, such an event actually took place.

Mr. Giuliani, former Mayor Edward I. Koch and other critics of the status quo say that in practice, the system is badly fragmented and highly politicized -- often distracted, in fact, by political infighting.

Any traveler can get distracted — in fact, it's the rare traveler who doesn't.

The parade of cameos (John Travolta, George Clooney, Woody Harrelson and John Cusack briefly appear) is somewhat distracting, and the fact that Bell and Witt both have Appalachian accents sometimes makes the characters hard to differentiate.

"It's distracting from the facts.

When you can't understand what someone is saying, their words are less distracting; in fact, you probably don't even notice them.

In fact, maybe distracting him from that goal was your plan all along".

Wallace, too, strived to make ethical arguments while soothing and flattering his readers and distracting them from the fact that arguments were being made.

Perhaps his traction on these platforms is distracting him from the fact that he has been less successful at the actual act of governing.

Note: the infinite number of bathroom tiles, dazzling and distracting you from the fact you cannot stand up and turn around in there.

Oncologists attract much disdain from other doctors and patients for withholding bad news, twisting facts and distracting patients from dying well.