Sentence examples for diversion from this from inspiring English sources

"I was minding my own business -- they just ran into me," said Waltrip, who planned to run in Monday's Boston Marathon as a diversion from "this craziness".

However, I disagree that the recent popularity of free-range small-farm products is a diversion from this goal — rather, it helps achieve it.

The opposite sex was a ready diversion from this circumscribed life, and by 14, Marquart was already a veteran backseat cruiser who'd slipped "her hand deep into the moist pants" of many a local boy.

But by redefining what "He" looks like, Collins offered a welcome diversion from this paradigm in 2012; let us hope 2013 has more to offer than The Hangover: part III.

Concerned that Microprose fans wouldn't recognise this diversion from the designer's usual titles, the duo decided to put Sid's name on the box, although Stealey has an excellent anecdote that it was actually the late Robin Williams, a keen gamer, who told Meier to add his name to Microprose titles.

"It is an extremely significant diversion from the core mission of this agency," said the commissioner of the agency, Linda I. Gibbs.

By taking his "eye off the ball," by launching us into this disastrous diversion from the "war on terror," President Bush has turned Iraq and much of the Middle East into a sinkhole of violence and anti-American hatred.

But all this is a diversion from the fundamental choice at the election.

Critics, however, see this as a diversion from the President's handling of the Veterans Administration scandal.

Diversions from this list are discouraged.

The govenor's plan "not only distracts local agencies from making these key investments, but it also fails to improve and reduce diversions from this precious estuary," the group said in a statement".