easily distracted|easily distract in English

easily sidetracked, person whose attention is easily diverted

Use "easily distracted|easily distract" in a sentence

1. Children are so easily distracted.

2. He's easily distracted from his work.

3. She was easily distracted and forgetful at school.

4. Don't talk to her-she's very easily distracted.

5. Not the type to be bribed, nor distracted easily.

6. No wonder she was easily distracted and forgetful at school.

7. Those who are easily discouraged or distracted may hardly experience it.

8. Children with Adhd often have difficulty concentrating (are easily distracted), and are impulsive and overactive

9. Typically, Add symptoms appear early in life and generally include inattention and being easily distracted

10. For some people who are easily distracted , though , study groups spell disaster because they get off the topic .

11. City life is expensive, so those who live there can easily be distracted by the anxieties of life.

12. I will become much less easily tired ... much less easily fatigued ... much less easily discouraged ... much less easily depressed.

13. In the first stage of life the mind is frivolous and easily distracted; it misses progress by failing in Consecutiveness and persistence

14. ‘In the first stages of life the mind is frivolous and easily distracted, it misses progress by failing in Consecutiveness and persistence.’

15. Stories in order to work have to be simple, easily grasped, easily told to others, easily remembered.

16. You cry easily

17. In this clever crime thriller, Hartnett's young assassin Slevin finds himself easily distracted by and attracted to Lindsey, an upbeat mortician played by Liu.

18. Well, I'm not so easily bought, and I ain't that easily fooled.

19. Round things roll easily.

20. These chairs stack easily.

21. The patient fatigues easily.

22. The envelope tears easily.

23. These bags carry easily.

24. He was easily bored.

25. Old people tire easily.