Sentence examples for redirect attention from from inspiring English sources

For Telstra, the Olympics are a chance to redirect attention from its business fortunes to its technical prowess.

But he clearly wanted to redirect attention from Monday's circus, in which Sprewell did not appear at his own news conference and later lashed out at the team's management.

During the 2012 G.O.P. primaries, Herman Cain echoed Clarence Thomas's language about high-tech lynching in a futile attempt to redirect attention from the charges of serial sexual harassment against him.

This is because publicity stunts redirect attention from real stories and focuses the attention on something superficial, meaningless, and silly.

It doesn't take much imagination to guess at the motivations of unnamed sources from two large long-distance companies, which are busy trying to redirect attention from their own, uh, indiscretions.

He sought to redirect attention from the world of curators, critics, and collectors to an ordinary life infused with aesthetic experiences ranging from a "fire engine rushing by" to "the delight of the housewife in tending her plants" (p. 9).

It redirects attention from the 'free riding' problem to the 'critical mass' problem.

Mr Kennedy redirected attention from public sector workers to the recipients of the public services.

This evidence redirects attention from financial to non-financial barriers by considering traditional demand, market structure and regulation factors involved in reduced firm innovation performance.

It would be ironic indeed if Armstrong, medical victim and sporting hero to many, had inadvertently redirected attention from laboratories to hospitals.

This show, whose curator is Carol Willis, the founder and director of the Skyscraper Museum, redirects attention from what the building lets us see, to what we see in the building, which is considerable.