Sentence examples for intriguing diversion from inspiring English sources
Layo and Bushwacka! at least provided an intriguing diversion by building their recent club smash Love Story around the dunderheaded bassline from Devo's 1977 freak anthem, Mongoloid.
Even on Friday, when everyone was riveted to the manhunt in Boston, an online video from the International Space Station about that question was a suspenseful and intriguing diversion.
For historians, however, the drought has brought an intriguing diversion.
He has remained wedded to the stage, though with some intriguing diversions: for a few months after university, for instance, he trained as a clown in Italy.
It's all that traipsing about staring at the world with knowledgable, sad eyes, busily sticking pictures in a scrapbook and happily following intriguing diversions.
So what does it mean that the most intriguing M.M.O. at E3 was a free downloadable diversion aimed at the junior high school set?
With a Disneyesque sense of dramatic diversion, the Eden planners have included many intriguing displays and informative posters.
For escapism, there is always the snakehead -- no shark, to be sure, but a walking fish is worthy of notice -- or James A. Traficant Jr., the disgraced Ohio congressman whose bathroom-tainted banter and intriguing haircut were an amusing antidote to last summer's diversion, the ethically challenged Mr. Condit.
A diversion into hardcore punk, The Greatest, is an intriguing idea in theory – what happens when a band previously rooted in soul and R&B dabbles with a genre that went out of its way to eradicate every vestige of funk or groove from its sound, to sever rock music's ties to its roots in rhythm and blues?
But the game also coincides with an intriguing array of cultural events that should provide plenty of diversions from football, especially for families.
Far better to treat Leeds Rhinos' first – and very possibly last – trip to Wrexham, the new home of the no-longer-Celtic Crusaders, as a potentially embarrassing pre-season diversion before the real business begins next week with a full round of fixtures including an intriguing Huddersfield-Bradford derby, and Sean Long's return to St Helens as the captain of Hull.
