Sentence examples for light distracted from inspiring English sources

As Tiger Woods stood over his ball on the eighth tee today, a flash of light distracted him, forcing him to back away.

The taxi-driver survives, but he can give no reasonable account of why he left the road, except to say that he had been looking in his rearview mirror at the couple, who had been "trying to kiss," when a bright light distracted him.

Do you need lots of light or do you find bright light distracting?

If you find bright light distracting, or don't have enough light fixtures for the intensity needed to make daylight bulbs' light look right, use bright-white.

Use black out shades to prevent light from coming in through your windows and wear a sleep mask to block out any light distracting you from inside the room.

The flickering lights distracted me and bothered my eyes.

There are raw desert lookouts where not one single man-made light distracts from the stars.

She knew that she was reacting badly to the situation as if she were blinking into a light that distracted her from seeing him fairly.

At a show in New York several years ago, the intricate scrollwork of "Mezzanine" got lost in a fug of undifferentiated guitar noise played by people I couldn't see who were standing in front of vertical banks of L.E.D. lights that distracted me from the music.

No blinding blue light, no distracting Internet, no infuriating news.

Friends can also help keep the experience light and distracting.