Sentence examples for that deflects from from inspiring English sources

"One of our greatest vulnerabilities as a nation is anything that deflects from our competitive performance internationally.

"And for that reason I don't want to do anything that deflects from the European election campaign so I'm not going to stand in this byelection," he said.

But today he told the BBC: "I don't want to do anything that deflects from the European election campaign, so I am not going to stand in this by-election.

"For that reason I don't want to do anything that deflects from the European election campaign, so I'm not going to stand in this by-election.

These novels are "softly rhetorical" works that deflect from "the epitome," she writes.

Some see the money as a pittance that deflects attention from migrant exploitation.

Parliament, which is considering the bill, is little more than a debating society that deflects attention from Mr. Museveni's personalized rule.

It is the war more than anything else that discredits our role in world affairs that deflects us from reaching goals well within our reach, & that disaffects & disorients the best among our young.

Ultimately, the torrent of coverage of the Whitneys and Winehouses of the world is little more than a distraction, a game of mirrors that deflects attention from millions of farmers, bankers and college kids who are also suffering and dying of drug-related causes at a record rate.

Goalkeeper movements therefore appear to be influenced by the spin-induced force that deflects the ball from a standard parabolic trajectory, confirming the hypothesis that goalkeepers do not fully account for lateral ball acceleration when controlling their movements online.

Taking a pass from Wilshere, the Frenchman, who had looked barely fit in his previous appearances, carried the ball forward and hit a dipping shot that deflected over Caballero from 20 yards.