Sentence examples for rather diverting from inspiring English sources

This is a country of men straight out of a Ralph Lauren catalogue – the rugged good looks and preppie styling make for rather diverting eye candy.

The Guardian's Peter Bradshaw joltingly drags us away from this rather diverting semantic sideshow with a stark warning to Carell, whose "comedy stock-price", he reckons, "takes a terrible knock with this buttock-clenchingly bad film".

Those drugs aren't being smuggled across the border, but are rather diverted from legitimate uses to the black market right here in the United States.

One leading candidate declared he'd rather divert jobs to neighboring Frederick County than attract them to Montgomery, which desperately needs to expand its tax base to maintain its highly rated public schools and services.

When they ran into storms on the passage out, she wrote that she was "rather diverted" by the way the dishes were tossed about the room as they attempted to eat dinner.

Expression of engineered BFA-resistant GNOM did not overcome the trafficking block to the division plane but rather diverted PIN1 to the basal plasma membrane.

However, this loop did not seem to activate caspase-8 further but rather diverted the protease to other substrates or inactivated it by complete degradation.

"You're attracting attention rather than diverting it".

Rather than diverting funds from the District's public schools, it has brought them additional revenue.

A similarly solid majority said the Metro system should use all its revenue for improvements to public transport, rather than diverting funds to mend potholes.

By acting now, the United States and the European Union would also demonstrate that T.T.I.P. is about opening markets rather than diverting trade.