The parade of death in his life — in 2011, when he was involved in fatal car crash the day after he buried his cousin, he said was "breaking down mentally" — was distracting enough.
Since I didn't own a car, it felt strange to park in front of my own apartment; it was distracting enough that there were maybe three seconds when I wasn't thinking about my funding letter.
The novelty of self-inflation was distracting enough to ease the anxiety of moving through a giant, humming aperture with a bright red light at its apex.
Manohla Dargis of The New York Times felt that Jolie's celebrity was distracting enough to render her unconvincing, and David Denby of The New Yorker said that while Jolie showed skill and selflessness, the performance and character were uninteresting.
I know, I know, people are distracted enough while driving.
He is calculating that audiences won't be distracted enough for it to matter.
She has been distracted enough by domestic politics while boosting British trade in Beijing, and cannot afford to let frustration on her back benches boil over in her absence into open revolt.
Shaw has noticed that patients who "think about other things or sing or blow bubbles or listen to their favorite book being read... can be distracted enough to be done with the shot before they knew it happened". UPDATE: The book can be purchased at www.noshotsforme.com.com
Stick a few on your clothes or bag and maybe, just maybe, that image classifier at the airport or police body cam will be distracted enough that it doesn't register your presence.
Meryl Streep's words at the start of the Berlin Film Festival were taken out of context, she says, and that's a bummer for those who were distracted enough by it to miss the great things that happened during the event.
