distraction

Any small distractions at all, like a cellphone ringing in my pocket, would instantly throw my brain back to the old control algorithm and I would wreck.

It’s the perfect combination of monotony and absence of distractions that my brain needs to be creative.

But I actually think that's a distraction because the base iPhone this year is more clearly than ever the one that most people should get.

On top of that, she had to handle a very large distraction with the emotional maturity of a nine-year-old.

And put away any distractions.

But, Donny, just remember -- no -- no matter how many wars you start or how -- how bad you tank the economy as a distraction, people will always associate you with me.

If you tend to procrastinate, which means that you tend to switch from doing something hard like studying maths to something easy like browsing the web, protect yourself from distraction.

So here when the fish will be cooked, it will have this very very beautiful texture and also you will be able to test the fish fully without any distraction from other ingredients.