TAKE ATTENTION FROM

His funny jokes always take attention from the serious discussions.

The bright sunflowers take attention from the green leaves in the garden.

The delicious aroma of cookies can take attention from any task.

The playful puppy tries to take attention from the sleeping cat.

The magician's dazzling performance managed to take attention from the unexpected technical glitch.

The intricate details of the painting were designed to take attention from its small canvas size.

The vibrant colors of the garden were strategically planted to take attention from the aging fence.

The athlete's remarkable skills were often used to take attention from the team's overall performance.

The scandalous rumors managed to take attention from the company's recent achievements.

The heated debate over the budget cuts aimed to take attention from the underlying issues.

The new marketing campaign seeks to take attention from our competitor's latest product launch.

His witty remarks often take attention from the seriousness of the conversation.

The striking artwork in the gallery tends to take attention from the smaller pieces nearby.

The presentation should enhance understanding, not take attention from the key points.

From the start, the speaker tried to take attention from the controversial topic.

In the middle of the debate, the candidate attempted to take attention from their opponent's argument.

Don't let minor details take attention from the overall goal.

At the end of the meeting, she tried to take attention from her mistake by making a joke.

Take attention from her rude behavior and focus on her achievements.

In a heated debate, politicians often try to take attention from their opponents' arguments.

The artist's use of vibrant colors helps take attention from the simple subject matter.

His charismatic personality can take attention from even the most serious topics.

The new marketing strategy aims to take attention from competitors' products.