distracting

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• Its contemporary, sturdy design won’t distract you from the task at hand, but helps easily recall a date while you’re taking phone calls or mapping out your month.

• They may have the sun in their eyes or become distracted by a mosquito.

• Yet many business leaders are distracted from that mission at best—and, at worst, perpetuating bias themselves.

• If the ellipse persists in your visual system, your decision between the two should be slower, because the coin’s ellipse would distract you from the actual ellipse.

• Getting bogged down on any specific ranking factor is not a good idea and can distract you from your business goals.

• However we strain to distract ourselves, our consciousness of death heightens our awareness of evil.

• “I reached out, grabbing him, trying to get his attention, trying to distract him,” Valentino told The Post.

• They still just distract us from generally more substantive topics in need of our attention.

• The discussion of race in the league just serves to distract from why players misbehave.

• In the evenings brilliant slashes of purple and pink distract the horizon as the sun makes its way towards the sea.

• He was so full of pretty ways and dainty devices for to distract my mind, I never thought of counting.

• Irresponsible as he is, he must be allowed to move about without anything to distract his attention.

• Home, where nothing comes to distract me from my gnawing griefs and almost intolerable thoughts.

• My time was chiefly spent in talking, and listening to the conversation of others, in order to distract my attention.