Sentence examples for that diverted from inspiring English sources

"Perhaps that diverted attention away from the economic cycle".

The detritus ended up building a makeshift dam that diverted the river water onto the grounds.

Officials also complained of continued false bomb threats that diverted attention and resources from real problems.

The charity, it said, misused funds to pay for luxury items for clients that "diverted" money from other projects.

Mr. Miller described the mayor's objections as "red herrings" that diverted attention from the basic purpose of the legislation.

Brown also communicated with representatives of Stratfor "in a manner that diverted attention away" from the hacker, the government said.

The Thames had been reborn, starting from when Joseph Bazalgette, a Victorian engineer, began to build sewers that diverted the filth downstream.

Although a huge fraud was under way that diverted $850 million to insiders, numerous red flags were overlooked by the Deloitte team.

He had not been warned of a scheme he viewed as a clumsy throwback to gunboat imperialism, and one that diverted attention from Hungary's agony.

Biggs will be mourned by few, but with his death has gone a high-profile symbol of a vanished criminal era that diverted many.

Mills also appeared in Guillermin's I Was Monty's Double (1958), an enjoyable fictionalised version of the hoax that diverted the attention of the Nazis from the Normandy invasion.