It is not a digression from the rigorous training they've received, he says.
And the story, though a digression from the present purpose, was well worth the telling.
The hard fact of it was that ornithopters, machines with flapping wings, were a digression from the path that led to the airplane".
But the most haunting moment came with a digression from the musical depiction of emotions, or affects, to the depiction of objects and events.
As a point of interest, although a digression from the focus of this review, gene sharing is not restricted to lens crystallins and occurs extensively throughout the animal kingdom (Piatigorsky 2007).
For, even if a joke beats the odds and gets a laugh, the laughter is a digression from the main message of the speech or presentation.
The way Campbell tells it, however, the past 30 years were but a digression from his first and real love: ventriloquism.
"My whole life since," the narrator says, "has merely been a digression from those days, which now hang over me like a quarrel that will never be resolved".
Anyway, that's a digression from a digression, which is good going for paragraph one.
Les Misérables begins with a digression from a digression (thus resembling Gustave Flaubert's Madame Bovary, which a few years earlier had begun with a digression, too).
The following proposition collects facts on (mathrm{BS} ell,m)) and (mathrm{Met} ell,m)). Claims (iii) to (v) constitute a digression from our theme.
