11 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Distract' in a Sentence
"To pull away or divert, such as the mind or attention." more
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She will distract her friend with funny jokes.
The unexpected celebrity appearance has distracted reporters from the main event.
The enticing smell of popcorn in the cinema lobby can distract moviegoers.
The intriguing plot twists in the movie never failed to distract the audience.
The comedian's hilarious performance distracted the audience from their worries.
The intriguing plot of the novel distracts her for hours.
Before the performance, the backstage preparations will have distracted the actors.
The movie's intense plot was distracting him from the noisy surroundings.
The funny puppet show can distract babies.
The captivating movie plot will be distracting me from my studies tonight.
By the end of the movie, the unexpected twist will have distracted the audience.
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