diversions造句

New research suggests such seemingly innocuous diversions should have their own rating: LYI.

The information universe tempts you with mildly pleasant but ultimately numbing diversions.

By the grammar of rhetoric, knowledge was structured as poetry and dialogue — subject to interruption, questioning, and parenthetical diversions.

They had been diversions, incidents, part of the game men play, but a small part at most.

The extent of traffic diversions was reduced as the Annual Meetings were held at the HKCEC only.

Such initiatives are summarily dismissed by Kyoto's true believers, who see them as diversions rather than necessary first steps.

With 20 weeks of love, hate, murder and mayhem, one of the world's most magnificent diversions cannot be bettered for many radio listeners.

If no accidents occur on the way, like punctured tires, diversions of traffic, sudden descent of fog, they will be on time.

He canters through the early years, with a few diversions to explore the importance of city-states in medieval days or the glorious offshoot that was Venice.

The only option that preserved salmon populations, at least for a few decades, was to reduce the diversions for hydropower generation at the warmest time of the year, they said.

So of course people, women included, will create all sorts of tricks and diversions and distractions to try to not notice that we might in fact be getting into a relationship.