Sentence examples for intentionally distracted from inspiring English sources
He found that the kickers were less successful at taking their penalty kicks when a goalkeeper intentionally distracted them.
To keep the team's nerves strong, Mr. Davis intentionally distracts them during practice.
And that's before we start thinking about people who might set out to intentionally distract or confuse a robot, tricking it into driving onto the pavement or falling down a staircase.
On the marketing/ad side, Redfern said LinkedIn has focused on developing targeted sponsored updates to address a mobile user base — rather than trying to push intentionally distracting banner ads for this form factor.
Rome had ordered up the change in a move some (me) interpreted as intentionally distracting from larger scandals.
We use the term attentional control in this paper to refer to processes underlying the ability to intentionally ignore distracting information (e.g. external noises when trying to work), or shift attention from one topic to another (Miyake et al., 2000).
"We've all been there, not intentionally, but because you get distracted from the task at hand," said a captain at Continental Airlines who did not want to be identified because he was not authorized to speak to the media.
Perhaps it distracted Manuel, a less-experienced manager, who neglected to intentionally walk the dangerous batter, Edgar Martinez, to fill the suddenly empty base and set up a force play.
"He was distracted; I was distracted.
Distracted driving is distracted driving.
Table 1 Distracted driving survey.
