9 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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By the deadline, the urgent emails will have distracted him from his main project.
Before the meeting starts, the new employee will have distracted everyone with an amusing anecdote.
By the closing ceremony, the remarkable achievements will have distracted us from the challenges faced.
By the time the alarm rings, she will have distracted herself with various tasks.
By the final chapter, the gripping plot will have distracted readers from the real world.
Before the performance, the backstage preparations will have distracted the actors.
After the rain, the rainbow will have distracted the children playing in the park.
After the long journey, the beautiful scenery will have distracted them from their fatigue.
By the end of the movie, the unexpected twist will have distracted the audience.
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