distraction from造句

These are the Wrackspurt siphons - to remove all sources of distraction from the thinker's immediate area.

Italy idles in the belief that life is circular and objectives an illusory distraction from pleasure.

You can't fool around with the program as a distraction from the task you're supposed to be doing.

She said the publicity over the photograph was a distraction from the real issues of the campaign.

Mr Wagoner insisted that such an alliance would “in fact, slow us down,” and serve as a distraction from GM's turnaround efforts.

Deep embrasures as well as the sculptural effect of the building mass create a vivid picture of light and shadows but without distraction from the overall form.

BANGKOK (Reuters) - Thai coup leaders have banned go-go girls from dancing near tanks and troops on Bangkok streets as a distraction from the serious business of power, a spokesman said on Wednesday.

Many people think such ideas immoral, or a distraction from the business of haranguing people to produce less carbon dioxide, or both—and certain to provoke unintended consequences, to boot.

Mountains were considered dangerous and useless. Mountains could even be a sinful distraction from God, as Petrarch interpreted a passage in Augustine rebuking men who "admire the high mountains."

"We do not have time for this silliness," Obama said in an easy-going appearance that turned serious when he addressed what he called a distraction from the real issues.