Sentence examples for distracting watch from inspiring English sources

Her vocals are singular and distinguishable, and her performances can be delightfully odd, but without the distracting "watch me" determination of her peer Lady Gaga.

Her vocals are singular, and her performances can be delightfully odd (but without the distracting "watch me" determination of her peer Lady Gaga).

The word "timesuck" just took on a whole new meaning.

If we don't get too distracted watching stuff on Hulu on our phones, that is.

If you have a laptop, iPod Touch, iPad or another similar device, then turn on a TV show you're familiar with, but hide the device somewhere like in your closet or under your bed, where you can hear it, but won't get distracted watching it.

I've always found the re-enactments during the sit-down part of the evening – essentially the miming of the film's big scenes – to be distracting, like watching two pictures at the same time.

To be honest, I find the map somewhat distracting from watching the video but I think it could be useful when it comes to documenting travel, news or current events.

And the ability to watch a different movie on each headrest means siblings won't quibble about what to watch, distracting the driver further.

In early 2011 in The New York Times, Anthony Tommasini called it "distracting," adding, "We watch it in awe, both wondering how it works and worrying whether it will malfunction".

(If you haven't yet seen it, put down your surgical instruments or air-traffic-control headset or whatever else might be distracting you, and watch it now).

That means it's a minimal power drain and not distracting from the watch's basic functionality as a timekeeper.