Sentence examples for mild diversion from inspiring English sources
I doubt that frankly, but this was an enjoyable slice of social history anyway, chronicling bingo's transformation from mild diversion to a very big business indeed.
And though it may at first feel like a mild diversion, as contact sports go, it soon becomes clear that no one is leaving the field without injuries.
I'm not sure this confession is entirely wise, since it may inspire inflated expectations in the audience — life changer or bust — for what will turn out to be an unusual but hardly revelatory hour of mild diversion.
Others begin as humour, as a mild diversion, like lolcat speech patterns, descending into a kind of obsessive, and astounding madness, like the lolcat Bible translation project (I can see why you'd bother with Ecclesiastes 1, but all the Bible? even, say, Numbers 27?).
For you, gaming is more than a mild diversion.
In exchange for granting a free pass to an army of digital middlemen to mediate more and more aspects of our lives via their shiny layers we get what — mild diversion and marginal convenience?
Conversely, vigilance can be improved or at least lapses prevented by short periods of rest or by conversation or other mild forms of diversion.
Having so thoroughly conquered the movie industry, doing a medium-sized role in a new Coen film seems like a frivolous diversion, or a mild inconvenience: a busman's holiday.
Consistently mild weather patterns make windsurfing a popular diversion, and some 30 dive sites surrounding the island are known for their secret caverns, holes, and overhangs.
After Hours (1985) was a minor but amusing diversion, with Griffin Dunne as a mild-mannered office worker who finds himself imperiled by a colourful variety of lunatics on one long, strange night.
