Sentence examples for its distracted from inspiring English sources
Both the new management and some journalists place all of the blame on G.M. and its distracted stewardship.
With its neglected teenagers, its distracted and overworked adults and its scheming, self-serving authority figures who excuse their every transgression in the name of "security," the suburb of Ridgedale could be a metaphor for America in the 21st century.
"A Village Life," though far from her most interesting or most characteristic book, is oddly personal in its distracted way, like an interminable stage whisper (there are odd echoes of M. Night Shyamalan's Hollywood dystopia of five years ago, "The Village").
The emphasis of the appeal is in other words more personal and pragmatic and urgent when the prophet addresses the needs of the poor than it is when one addresses a universal dictate of how things ought to be, or a natural law that in its distracted abstraction presumes an absolute standard from which one ought not deviate.
So the film, directed by Wolfgang Petersen, has an extra creepiness to it now, despite its distracting Hollywood flourishes.
However much local people grumble about the prices, Wilo Benet's skilled reinterpretations of rustic classics are so good that diners soon overlook both the cost and the extreme Modernist décor, with its distracting wall of light.
Bonefishing may be high religion in places like the Florida Keys and the Bahamas, but apparently in Bermuda, with its distracting rum swizzles and pink sand, they go largely ignored.
"This confirms what Labour and health professionals have been telling David Cameron all along: the government is damaging frontline patient care with its distracting top-down reorganisation of the NHS," he said.
In this gloomy national moment, it is even possible to see in the Thanksgiving turkey — with its artificially swelled breast, its easily distracted mind, and its undignified end — a symbol of the supposed-to-be-declining country that it feeds.
Next he was to find a penguin standing with its egg, distract its attention, & switch eggs.
This has distorted most analysis of the country's economical and political situation, as if Italy's problem is just its PM, distracted by sex and trials.
