Sentence examples for keep distracted from inspiring English sources

Not having a show would have been unthinkable because the Dior machinery has other products, like fine jewelry, to keep promoting, and the hoopla of a couture show, small or not, is a good way to keep distracted people at least little interested.

The transitions that are so easy to do, yet people skip, really help keep distracted audiences come with us, and they also now, we know from brain science, play a key role in how we make it easier to remember the stuff that's presented.

Keep distracted by thinking of something sad and telling yourself you are really mean if you start laughing.

Although the colors are not particularly bright or full of contrasts, they produce very jumpy, almost fierce optical effects, thanks to the way the multiplying lines keep distracting the eye.

Yet until the economy rebounds, questions like "Will I have enough to retire comfortably?" and "Do my spouse and children need a larger inheritance than I previously assumed?" are likely to keep distracting donors from philanthropy.

We can't just keep distracting ourselves we do have to educate ourselves and wake up and do something about it.

But let's face it: 100 days is too soon to tell, especially when Somali pirates and swine flu keep distracting this administration and the media from larger foreign policy concerns.

Studying will be harder for you if they keep distracting you.

How divided are we from our own memory as we are kept distracted oh so sadly by the media and political forces?

But events back home kept distracting him.

He was trying to stick to his new role of wonky Haitian statesman, but the road kept distracting him.