Sentence examples for distraction called from inspiring English sources
Painful and disorienting as it is, they must engage with that irritating distraction called the rest of the world.
Although Duch freely admitted his guilt and there was a paper trail linking him to the killings at Tuol Sleng prison, the trial still took eight months and was grossly overcomplicated by a distraction called "the victims unit".
Star mobile developer Joe Hewitt just tweeted out the following missive roping Twitter, email and yes employer Facebook into a triumvirate of distraction, calling them "non-work related bookmarks".
Amid those minor distractions called playoffs — quaint little contests being staged by the N.B.A. and the N.H.L. — the N.F.L. will clear its throat and reassert its alpha maleness this week, instantly relegating everyone else (yes, you too, LeBron) to the kiddie table.
Solskjaer said he hoped there were no off-field distractions and called for all non-playing issues to be put aside during the battle to retain top-flight status.
On Friday paydays the staff made a point of formality, driving Tucker to distraction by calling him by a name for which he had little use, Mr. Cluett.
The surgical method used to correct the deformity is called Distraction Osteogenesis (DO).
The researchers were studying a common surgical technique called distraction osteogenesis, which is often used in newborns or infants to lengthen abnormally stunted bones in the lower jaw.
By pulling at the site of a fracture in a process called distraction osteogenesis, they were able to grow bone in her face.
They went on to reaffirm their support for Peterson, who had told them that he didn't want to be a "distraction"; the N.F.L. Players Association called this a "voluntary leave".] The N.F.L. has a personal-conduct policy that was recently updated with supposedly stiffer penalties for domestic violence.
Ilizarov introduced the concept of induction of local bone formation with a minimally invasive procedure, the process he called distraction osteogenesis (DO) [8].
