Sentence examples for right to distract from inspiring English sources

In mid-sentence I might use the one on the right to distract myself with email, giving time for words to surface.

Paulie Malignaggi, an accomplished welterweight, was one of the commentators; after the stoppage, he observed, with typical acuity, that Álvarez had first feinted with his right hand, to distract Angulo.

I wish I was chewing Dubble Bubble gum right now to distract me from the thoughts that are still going through my mind from Saturday's Monster Jam event.

It is not the first time that the right has tried to distract Americans from the real issues surrounding detention policy by attacking lawyers.

But only give yourself the right to be distracted as a reward for doing some of the hard work of asking questions about why you're feeling the way you do and for actively seeking solutions for dealing with your difficult feelings.

But now I am disembarking and I hope others will follow and stop pursuing the clickbait fights that the alt-right lays out to distract us.

Both moves which polls suggest meet with voter approval look like gimmicks to woo the far right, and a decoy to distract public attention from his mixed record on crime and the banlieues.

"Xi may be especially willing to risk a confrontation with Japan right now in order to distract opponents of his proposed reforms, as well as ordinary Chinese who are growing restless over pollution, income inequality and official corruption.

By framing the debate in an over-simplistic narrative of left vs right, Grayling is trying to distract us from the real purpose of judicial review: it is about ensuring public bodies and the Government are subject to, rather than, above the law.

The drama is always right there in your face to distract you.

"Right now I'm trying not to distract my team," Baker said.