Sentence examples for so diverted that from inspiring English sources

You're so diverted that it takes a while to realize that the gas gauge is perilously close to empty.

The man, reduced to this necessity, and sensible now that destiny was not to be avoided, discovered to them the secret oracles of Veii; that it was not possible the city should be taken, until the Alban lake, which now broke forth and had found out new passages, was drawn back from that course, and so diverted that it could not mingle with the sea.

It is so diverting that we tend to forget more pressing questions, like what to believe in or strive for.

Nonetheless, The Fifth is so diverting that we didn't mind, but if you are on a timetable, make sure you speak up at the outset.

Flows of some rivers are so highly diverted that little water actually reaches the sea, robbing coastal ecosystems of the water, sediment and nutrients they need.

She started working at DuPont to save money to attend medical school but her move to polymer research at DuPont's Wilmington, Delaware facility so diverted her that she never made it to medical school.

We wouldn't need regulatory agencies like the EPA, the FDA, the SEC, just a few of our "citizen" watchdog agencies that our new authoritarian President and Republican Congress want to disband or defund so they can divert that money into tax cuts to rich people.

In addition, management's attention could be so diverted by the loan problems that the bank, the nation's second largest, will lose its competitiveness in day to day business.

He further argued that the aid in this case had been so diverted.

"Someone should divert that sort of machismo".

So much energy is squandered on these melodramas for the eye — and so much attention diverted — that it is a wonder our pianistic thespians can hear themselves at all.