undistracted การใช้

• That can only prolong a return to undistracted governance in Washington.
• The viewer can create his own images undistracted by the actor s facial expressions.
• His illness kept him undistracted by minutiae; he kept his focus on his work,
• Cutter tells Natalie to call him anytime when she wants to get " undistracted ".
• Heavily armed paratroopers patrol the streets, croutching among curious children and undistracted mothers pushing strollers.
• His department is obviously in need of a fully focused boss, untainted and undistracted by suspicion.
• If Clinton had been undistracted by scandal, he might have backed her more vigorously in Congress.
• Instead, programs that allowed employees to work longer hours undistracted by family concerns were in great demand.
• In addition, delegating the task of pitching lets the leader focus undistracted on the choice of tempo.
• The desire for a president who can be believed and who can govern in an undistracted way is growing.
• It has carried only four commercial minutes per hour, a blessing to producers and directors undistracted by frequent ad breaks.
• The field of vision of a smartphone user is estimated to be just 5 % of that of an undistracted pedestrian.
• Unharried and undistracted by the telephone and normal daily life, your vision is somehow sharpened, your mind both eased and clarified.
• Thus, it helps mask the identity of the monk and allows him to travel undistracted by sights around him on his journey.
• Undistracted by lushness, I appreciate both the birds and the garden's structure now more than at any other time of the year.
• Undistracted by his political and business duties, Silvio Berlusconi on Thursday devoted a few hours to his soccer passion, including his club AC Milan.
• The music does not waste its time on orchestration, which is here so anonymous that the pianistic business being transacted is guaranteed to go on undistracted.
• They ambled, off leash, along the crowded sidewalks of the Schwabing district in Munich, as undistracted by traffic as blinkered horses along Fifth Avenue.
• He desperately needed the one thing _ low tech, not so shiny _ that intensive care could give him : the undistracted attention of a nurse.
• There was a belief in many college film programs and repertory cinemas that audiences should experience silent film as a pure visual medium, undistracted by music.