Sentence examples for divert interest from inspiring English sources

A story invented on spot was that it was an accident caused by drinking vodka and smoking, or spontaneously combusting, aiming to divert interest to gossip and portray Siwiec as an irresponsible drunk.

Feinting illusion maneuvers means one or several actions done in order to cover up and divert interest from a situation in order to change how it is perceived.

But in 251 Novatian's schism at Rome diverted interest away from speculative theology to juridical questions about the membership of the church and the validity of sacraments.

In the last decade, the discovery of oncogenes diverted interest away from studies of cellular metabolism in tumors towards those aimed at uncovering the function of oncogenes that control metabolism.

The research firm predicted that recent disappointing news from Intel would "divert investors interest back towards Texas Instruments," whose valuation has become "significantly less unattractive".

Hilde Hein pursues this point by suggesting that museums might divert traditional interest in "masterworks" and aim at understanding more commonplace objects and their meanings, thus inverting the usual hierarchy of values manifest in museum and gallery displays (Hein 2010).

However, the speculation that a professional basketball team would detract from the existing college basketball program has not served as an effective roadblock to divert the interest of Mayor Greg Fischer, and other supporters, of bringing professional basketball to the roughly 1.3 million inhabitants of Louisville and the many others that live in Louisville's surrounding area.

"We are now looking into additional diversions to avoid answering any questions related to this matter, preferring to divert public interest to health care reform.

"I just wanted to divert his interests toward communication and learning".

It's diverts your interest, enthusiasm and outrage until it's absorbed into this black hole of affectation.

He returned to the Southwest again (1916 and 1919), but a two-year stay in the Marquesas Islands, beginning in 1920, diverted his interest from archaeology to ethnology.