Distractingly

It has the over-lit, over-saturated veneer that has typified Netflix’s teen-focused output, from and a distractingly shallow depth of field.

Miscast and with a distractingly shaky accent, it's hard to watch her and not think about all the other actresses who might have been able to pull something more complex from the character.

While Republicans distractingly warn of Islamic “Sharia Law” coming in through the back door, people like Mike Johnson are bringing extreme Biblical law through the front.

Obviously, Scott could not use a real baboon in that scene, but the CGI version came out looking distractingly unfinished, and borderline unearthly.

As the Protagonist, Neil and pilot Mahir (Himesh Patel) plot a heist, the camera rotates around them distractingly.

Almost certainly for fear that it would be distractingly controversial and dampen the enthusiasm he had just worked so hard to ignite.

Here’s how the cleanup works: Pumps dot the low-concentration outskirts of the chromium-6 plume, taking water from these areas to drip irrigate the fields of distractingly green alfalfa that make up a large portion of what used to be Hinkley.

The movie picks back up with the older Cheney (Bale now distractingly overweight and bald), out of the political spotlight for a number of years, recruited by George W. Bush (a well-cast Sam Rockwell) to become Bush's running mate.