Sentence examples for may distract the from inspiring English sources

You bump past your neighbors and may distract the players.

Modern versions often replace some of the more offensive words as they may distract the audience.

Some warn that a prolonged crisis across the border may distract the government from implementing comprehensive restructuring.

For in addition to its other strengths — so considerable that they may distract the reader from its most important accomplishment — this is a moral book, in the best sense of the word.

He predicted that neither political conflict between the two major parties nor the defense review would affect arms control policy, although he advised that these factors "may distract the attention" of political leaders.

The need for audience approval has led to innovations as well as some decadence in its impact on the musical scene: innovation, if the performer is led to discover imaginative and fresh means of attracting public acclaim; decadence, if the devices for audience attraction become cheap and thinly spectacular, when the performer may distract the audience from more deserving work and debase its taste.

Ensure you select fitting the same or similar ranges, as mismatched furniture may distract from the appearance of the room.

All this behind-the-scenes creative stuff is so interesting, it may distract from the fact that, then as now, the famous take advantage of those who feel honored just to be next to them.

This aspect of the storyline was discarded, after the NSPCC suggested that it may distract from the main issue of her abuse.

For the creators too much topicality may distract from the goal of making a piece of art that will endure.

— Eric Asimov Food52: This recipe for pesto made with kale (a k a "the brassacia that ate Brooklyn") may distract from the real message here: you can use nearly any herb or green, and any nut, to make pesto.— Emily Weinstein.