Sentences with phrase «diversion from»

Quite the diversion from her usual aesthetic, this loud and graphic dining space evokes more of an Alice in Wonderland take on the country cottage motif.

Oh and with a slight diversion from my sugar - is - the - devil ways, I'd love to share one of my favourite Christmas recipes.

This was a bit of a diversion from the other two bedrooms, in that blue wasn't a main color -LCB- or a color at all! -RCB-

Some of our patterned and printed pillows are a refreshing diversion from solid colors, with different textures and designs to choose from.

A testament to David's traditional aesthetic, the office space, filled with relics from his past, provides a diversion from the big, modern eclectic mix that's displayed in almost every other room.

So as a little diversion from the usual blog reading, feel free to pour yourself a cup of coffee and listen in our our conversation about decorating and the William Morris quote: «Have nothing in your house which you do not find to be useful or believe to be beautiful.»

The game provided a much needed diversion from both the never - ending to - do list that is flood recovery / rebuilding and from the stress of coping with continued disruption to our family's routines and everyday tasks.»

Do you sometimes get the impression that your clients were taken back or possibly even irritated by your agency lecture / explanation, which they viewed more as an insensitive tirade or unwelcome diversion from the subjects that mattered to them and were uppermost on their minds?

Cameron's next book is a diversion from his humour writing, although there will be some amusing moments, blended with what he hopes is inspirational as well.

Now the Commission recommended strategies of diversion, diversion from incarceration, but I think since that time, particularly for juveniles the level of incarceration has remained at unacceptably high and disproportionate levels.

It's a Deliberate Diversion — the Preamble is an unnecessary diversion from the most important issue at stake - the Republic model.

Dressing up the pre-eminent day of commemoration in the Australian calendar as something other than this, as somehow about Australian values or a day that all Australians can take pride in, or — even as Turnbull asserts — a day when we recognise First Australians and our history, is just a dishonest diversion from the actuality.

See OJJDP's Model Programs Guide literature review on diversion from formal juvenile court processing.

At approximately 75 % diversion from landfill, we are turning Raglan's waste into resources and moving forward to zero waste.

Cooking is a satisfying and positive diversion from negative thinking.

They can also provide a worthwhile diversion from searching and applying for positions, which can become a monotonous task after several hours.

Cooking itself is also a satisfying and positive diversion from negative thinking.

This serves to remove the functions from the UI itself, which means a diversion from the default setup for stock Android.

a hard fork is protocol change that is not backward compatible and is a permanent diversion from the original blockchain's rules.

Starting at $ 299 completely unlocked was really unheard of for a device with such solid build quality and internal specs, and was a notable diversion from the high prices of the previous Nexus phones.

But specifics aside, I find the Nexus 6 to be a curious diversion from what would typically be a Nexus product, and I think I know why: it wasn't actually meant to be one.

WoW is a product with a clear purpose — it's a game, designed to be a fun, immersive, entertaining diversion from reality — and those who are using it for that purpose, in accordance with the TOS, are the legitimate users.

Some of my younger colleagues have done this successfully and enjoy their judging whether they do it full time or as a part - time diversion from the stresses of practice.

If you're looking for an entertaining diversion from the high - stress practice of law, head on over to Precedent Magazine where you can read my first entry in a monthly travel column, cheekily entitled The Crime Traveller.

As a diversion from her day job, she started a small business selling jewelry at local fundraising bazaars.

Rather than trivial diversions, they are critical to distinguishing what is actually a trivial diversion from what is truly essential.»

For many a New York Mets fan (myself included), some courtroom drama might be a pleasant diversion from yet another season that started off with high hopes but appears to be headed rapidly downhill.

Cool deals; more trends; and a nice diversion from the olden days of radio.

This decision is a significant diversion from the conventional wisdom but it is not clear yet what difference it will make in practice to claims.

We'll have a lyric diversion from Mr Rankine in a moment, but you're right about his scale.

The ad hominem attacks we see here are a diversion from Monckton's science, and follow the Alinsky script: always personalize the attacks against the individual, and don't ever respond to what he is saying.

It is not obvious to short - term visitors, but WinSol embodies a much needed diversion from common mainstream human behaviour.

perhaps she is not without sin but the presentation in this clip is damn spot on another example of diversion from the argument to the person for me it is gettin» old one of the main reasons I've become a loud n» proud denier

So your discussion about tau vs TOA appear to be a diversion from the real issue.

For the area, food waste represents about 12 % of the waste stream, and food - contaminated paper another 10 %, so the potential for waste diversion from landfills is huge.

The celebration was a welcome diversion from the tough months before, after a car wreck forced the former newspaper editor to come to terms with his early - onset dementia.

In the end, this barroom brawl is just an entertaining diversion from the main issue.

At the same time — it has proved to be a tragic diversion from the great tasks of humanity this century.

Note that I am not advocating a diversion from CO2 mitigation to CH4 and BC mitigation.

It is both quite untrue and and a deliberate diversion from the question.

I'd almost forgotten about the acidic oceans — the latest attempted diversion from increasingly discredited global warming alarmism.

Our key facilities where we make our food are moving towards zero waste with a 2015 goal of 90 percent waste diversion from landfills, and

But that that's just a PRETEXT, deception, diversion from their deadly actions.

I have devoted a good portion of my writing over the past decade to showing how insufficient and ineffective emission trading is and also a diversion from leaders» and citizens» primary ethical duties to act on climate change.

Development is underway on the Italian island of Sardinia of a 1.2 MW hybrid microgrid that incorporates concentrating solar power (CSP), a diversion from the more common use of solar photovoltaic (PV) panels in microgrids.

Private - sphere behavioural change is not enough, and may even at times become a diversion from the more important process of bringing political pressure to bear on policy - makers.

Aluminum and copper recycling rates, while the most obvious success stories, are demonstrative of the basic principle involving diversion from the waste stream.

A more well - phrased attempt to explain why hand - waving about statistical mechanics is a diversion from the questions of significance for this problem (with apologies to Ruelle): what are the measures describing climate?

Ultimately, divestment is a divisive and counterproductive diversion from the search for genuine solutions to the economic and environmental challenge we face.

For one thing, divestment represents a diversion from the real search for technological solutions to managing climate risks that energy companies like ours are pursuing.