Sentence examples for interesting diversions from inspiring English sources

At least we're seeing some more interesting diversions in dialogue since the return.

COMMENT about a book called "The Shyness Workbook": one result of our national need for new and more interesting diversions.

It's only a shame that after several interesting diversions, the plot eventually settles in such a predictable place.

"I see more interesting diversions in music from totally focused people, not ones who are wild-eyed".

It's been given a Farrow & Ball makeover – that standard gastropub aesthetic – but off-beat, personal Yarborough artefacts make interesting diversions.

The New Yorker, October 8 , 1979P. 31 COMMENT about a book called "The Shyness Workbook": one result of our national need for new and more interesting diversions.

An interesting diversion for both parties.

The presence of a rare dinosaur in the mine was an interesting diversion, but in the way of production.

The online campaign may offer some interesting diversion but ultimately it's offline that election won or lost.

If the novel has been an interesting diversion, it's poetry and the north that call him home.

Pyongyang is the kind of city where a day-long visit to the museum of gifts presented to Mr Kim seems like quite an interesting diversion.