Sentence examples for distracting to learn from inspiring English sources

Not a huge issue, I suppose (it's right in the ballpark of Russell's actual age), but for some reason I find difficult to articulate, I just found it distracting to learn that Elizabeth (and presumably Philip) are both 20-year KGB veterans.

If administrators say women's bodies are "distracting" to learning.

It is rare for a student to successfully withhold the information anyway, as it is burdensome and distracting to learning, conflicting with the exercises in conscientiousness imparted by the school community.

And if we don't recognize the undermining forces within, we will be too distracted to teach or to learn.

For many people, forgetfulness is not a memory issue, but a result of being too distracted to effectively learn the information in the first place.

Through a cogenerative dialogue intervention we found that video could afford the learning of scientific ideas, however, some videographic features were distracting to students and constrained their learning.

My guess is that New Yorkers today learn to tune out stimuli that would have seemed inconceivably distracting to our ancestors.

Distracting to say the least.

A woman working her way through college recently told me that "a lot of people there are coasting, uninterested and distracting others who want to learn and achieve".

"My view on this issue remains the same as at our last hearing, that is, that it is unduly prejudicial and distracting for the jury to learn that Ms. Gannon was a porn star," Judge Wood said during a March hearing.

It's no more distracting for my son to learn to read with a 13-month-old toddling about, than in a room full of 28 of his peers.