Sentence examples for more diversion than from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hodgkinson, light-fingered and clear, helped etch the chiseled lines of a work that, as he played it, flew by, presenting far more diversion than self-conscious grandeur.

But if theatre is to survive these dark times as anything other than one more diversion for the metropolitan rich, it will need to lay out the ground for a better world than the one offered to us by those same rich folk and their hirelings.

No more games, no more diversion.

For him, dream groups are more about diversion than self-knowledge or connection.

Because of the political dynamics of trade negotiations, partial preferential arrangements generally cause more trade diversion than trade creation.

If that happens, Bay Area fans can turn their attention to the San Francisco 49ers, a much more pleasant diversion than they were after last weekend's thumping by the New York Giants.

The more diversions, the better.

Given that he is presented by the Wordless Music experimental series, expect even more mercurial diversions than ever before.

Given that he is presented by the Wordless Music experimental series, expect more mercurial diversions than ever before.

With a safe, clean place to live, sports was seen more as a diversion than an escape route.

But she guesses that many guests find this small-town funkiness to be more of a diversion than a source of annoyance.