Sentence examples for more of a distraction from inspiring English sources

They would pose more of a distraction than anything.

While their uses multiply, the more of a distraction they become.

It may prove to be more of a distraction than anything else.

But conversations are even more of a distraction when they occur over the phone.

The rivalry had become more of a distraction than a boon anyhow.

If we were playing tomorrow, I think it would be more of a distraction".

But music played at louder volumes is more of a distraction, and was found to detract from concentration.

Hobbled by bureaucracy and a lack of resources, it looks like more of a distraction than a saviour.

"I'm more of a distraction to the continuation of the process of renewal and modernization," he said.

The only drawback to breakfast, and it was really more of a distraction, was the bees buzzing around the table.

"A phone would be more of a distraction," said Art Bennett, who has three children in Montgomery schools.