Sentence examples for find a diversion from inspiring English sources

Never one to squander his time, he managed to find a diversion amid the mayhem.

If you can't be alone without self-criticism and self-attack, you will settle for lousy friendships and lovers just to find a diversion from loneliness.

Instead the British government will lay all the responsibility at the feet of the Scots and find a diversion as fast as possible.

At the same time that the National Endowment for the Arts is fighting for its life, JOHN E. FROHNMAYER, its chairman, has found a diversion in his favorite hobby, singing.

Casey McGehee was born on the morning of Oct. 12, 1982, and by the early evening his father had already found a diversion.

"I've seen an order that says Muslims must destroy the mosques themselves and clear away the debris, or they will be charged for the cost of the destruction". He suggested the government was seeking to find a convenient diversion from growing public hostility towards Chinese and Portuguese workers in Angola.

Here, for instance, the novel's unnamed narrator speaks straight to the reader: Only in Haiti do you meet people who find it a diversion to build infrastructure.

In "the first sporting event for a Boston pro team since the attack, New Englanders found a pleasant diversion," Morosi writes, with the Red Sox winning, 7-2.

Roy Pea has found a correlation between media diversions and diminished social and emotional skills among girls 8 to 12 years old.

"I found a degree of relief and diversion on the Internet," Avery tells us.

When studying the risk of different in-hospital complications by type of diversion we found a higher risk of UTI among patients who had an orthotopic neobladder (hazard ratio [HR] 1.21, 95%CI 1.05 1.39) than in those with ileal conduit (Table  3).