Sentence examples for slightest diversion from inspiring English sources
You will quickly notice that the final stage in particular demands all your attention, and that even the slightest diversion can destroy possibly productive days.
Among his key concerns are not job creation/displacement, but the impact on wages - a slight diversion, but too close to our question to ignore it.
We made a slight diversion to visit our grandparents' old farm in Leicestershire, then climbed back on to pedal over to Stratford-upon-Avon and along the edge of the Cotswolds.
In truth, it is the long answer, too, but with a slight diversion through cycling's limited revenue streams, the need for new audiences and the importance of television.
Reid, perhaps the leading proponent of the White House's hands-off approach, distanced himself from what appeared to be a slight diversion from that strategy.
He recently signed on to play Chance The Rapper's huge homecoming festival in Chicago, which was a slight diversion from our fascination with former Cheers actress/Trump supporter Kirstie Alley's strange tweets about the producer.
The opening of the Gloucester and Berkeley Canal in 1825 required a slight diversion where they crossed at Saul, and the levels were adjusted by building a new lock on the Stroudwater below the junction, to ensure neither company lost water to the other.
Intriguingly for a star known for public outbursts, LaBeouf's style has stirred interest not because it is outrageous but, rather, because it is just the slightest bit off — revealing in its small but significant diversions from the norm the underlying conventions that most of us adhere to, and opening up a path to reconsider them anew.
The plot is slight and often nonsensical, with diversions into philosophy and mysticism which only enhance Pernath's sense of dislocation.
