Sentence examples for a digression in from inspiring English sources

A digression in this work indicates that he considered party strife as the principal factor in the republic's disintegration.

Right, Jared?" There was a digression, in which he told the crowd what a nice young man Kushner was; he had a Harvard degree and he was in the real-estate business.

Now, let us retain that active image in the theatrically receptive corner of our minds, with individual variations, while we make a digression in response to a familiar, easily anticipated political argument.

But first, a digression: In trying to get to a 9 30 a.m.

Charles Fisk has pointed out that the voice-leading of the first phrase, 1 7 1 2 3 4 3, is based on the initial A-flat digression in the beginning of the Allegro.

"Coquettishly, he hid it in a 'Digression' that in its turn was part of the unrestrained digression that is Degas Danse Dessin … It remains an ever-more-urgent desideratum in an intellectually debilitated epoch such as the present".

Despite that initial exposure to sports commentary, Healey took a digression into the music industry in the early 90s, as a tour manager for various "shoegazing" bands, before a chance break landed him in the US as an alt rock DJ and ultimately as the voice of New England Revolution, before ESPN came calling.

While she appears to get off to a slow start and then to be derailed by a long digression in which she asks an audience member to spell "diarrhoea", it slowly becomes clear that Notaro is in complete control of any chaos.

At one point, in a digression on theatregoing in New York, Bernhard wanders onto the subject of current Broadway shows.

Or, as he suggested later in a digression on poverty in India, go through life with the indignity of not having a toilet.

The Delaware Supreme Court issued a stinging rebuke of Judge Strine on Wednesday, criticizing him for what it said was an improper digression in an opinion.