Sentence examples for diversion into the from inspiring English sources

But his diversion into the EU's role in the Ukraine crisis sparked controversy.

"This is turning into counselling!" It's certainly an unexpected diversion into the world of child-rearing, we suggest.

Pantell also made a diversion into the budding field of environmental modeling in a book he co-edited in 1974, Environmental Modeling: Analysis and Management.

Following a golden run under the stewardship of Graham Arnold the 2018-19 season represents a small diversion into the unknown for Sydney FC.

The State has not sought to regulate or control the passage of intoxicants through her territory in the interest of preventing their unlawful diversion into the internal commerce of the State.

The answer, after a brief but interesting diversion into the physics of fusion and hot plasma, is that the entire stadium, plus most of the city it was in, would be destroyed (a common endpoint for "What If?" questions).

Suddenly his mother, the silly, frivolous Mrs. Vincy, is catapulted from her mundane diversions into the direst fears for her firstborn.

Over at the Atlantic's Web site, Andy Isaacson tells the story of the sex-toy company Jimmyjane (with entertaining diversions into the history of commercial products for genital stimulation).

Once settled into their dense, swirling groove, they stay there for the rest of the night, with occasional diversions into the sunny uplands of Friday I'm in Love, The Walk and The Lovecats.

Take this interactive quiz to help you decide who to vote for... Click here to launch In a lecture that explored the origins of globalisation and its effect on social justice, Mr Brown made barbed diversions into the strategies of Labour's main challengers in Scotland and in the rest of the UK.

Edward Thomas made the remark early in The Icknield Way, a classic example of the genre, structured around a 10-day walk across middle England, with diversions into the highways and byways of literary anecdote, folklore, natural history and the passing conversation of stout, red-faced salt-of-the-earth types.