Sentence examples for worthwhile diversion from inspiring English sources
An interesting news page makes for a worthwhile diversion and event listings are posted.
Like plenty of films, with or without images, it doesn't really transcend its status as amusement, even if it is a worthwhile diversion.
Pleasure comes, too, in the form of worthwhile diversions (a recipe for vegan shepherd's pie, chords that show you how to play along with a Sex Bob-omb song) and an abundance of zingers, usually aimed at Scott.
If time and similar entertainments have sapped the show of bold novelty, this colorful and generally lively intermissionless 80-minute assortment of songs and sketches is likely to provide worthwhile summertime diversion, both for youngsters and for nostalgic parents.
[Note: Time permitting, take a short trip over to Bellinzona, the capital of Ticino, where the town's three castles - Castelgrande, Montebello and Sasso Corbaro - and the campestral views they offer make the diversion worthwhile if only for the perfect selfie moment they guarantee.].
The bus trip from Lima to Nazca, if taken nonstop, runs about eight hours, but a diversion to the Islas Ballestas is worthwhile.
Putting an end to pointless criminal conviction and imprisonment, allowing diversion of precious police resources to things more worthwhile are such overwhelming positive aspects of enlightened drug reform that it seems almost a shame to ask a few uncomfortable questions.
And as at many Encores! productions, the smirks and squirms that these diversions, now silly, inspire don't overshadow the more worthwhile moments, when the Broadway musical's great magic trick — the transmuting of everyday romance into something transcendent — surprises and dazzles us again.
Professor Layton's London Life was also viewed as a worthwhile extension to the game, with 1UP.com stating that the main game was "almost a side diversion" in comparison.
