distraction造句

C: Oh, I'd hardly call you a mere distraction, darling.

The child's continual crying drove me to distraction.

On the contrary, when we have removed our outer distraction, we often find that our inner distraction manifest themselves to us in full force.

Some say the government’s zeal is not just misguided but a deliberate distraction from bigger issues.

A companion would have been a distraction, diluting the pathos of the moment.

If we interrupt the thought and push it aside with another distraction, the urge should go away.

They said women in particular may immerse themselves in brain-engaging digital environments as a means of self-distraction.

Watch for signs of confusion, puzzlement, lack of interest, boredom and distraction and respond to them. Ask questions.

You should be cautious of these distractions, but allow yourself the occasional distraction to break up your day.

But if we do, I can tell you that in the next election, we'll be talking about some other distraction.

It adds nothing essential to the movie-going experience. For some, it is an annoying distraction. For others, it creates nausea and headaches.

Students used a variety of coping strategies including emotional or instrumental support; self-distraction; denial; religion; venting; substance use; self-blame; and behavioral disengagement.

McClain, who was not part of the Italian study, said the Bellieni's effect may not be just television, but any kind of distraction, such as storytelling.

It is not the restlessness and rambunctiousness that happen when grade-schoolers are deprived of recess, or the distraction of socially minded teenagers in the smartphone era.

For the next three years, until he applies to college, he can experience the joy of learning without the stress - and distraction - of test preparation.

Whether your web browser has a photo of a dolphin, a girl in a swimsuit, or one of the Twilight characters, it's not going to improve your life. It's just a distraction.

Similarly, a technician on a manufacturing floor should not be required to focus on difficult-to-decipher equipment controls—that kind of distraction could be life-threatening in some circumstances.

But with the Goldilocks approach, there is no need to diet to distraction. "Every single fad diet is total rubbish, " Green said, but there is merit to eating low glycemically.

Take a little deep breath and say it by step by step, if you think you're going to stutter then make a distraction instead such as clearing your throat.

There is yet another problem with automated answering machines. Just a moment of distraction and you are likely to lose track of the number you need to press. And you cannot return to the previous step! So you either give up or, if you have the patience, start all over again.