Sentence examples for a digression into from inspiring English sources
That may sound like a digression into the affairs of the Labour party, but it applies precisely to this exhibition.
Here he is introducing the history of insurance with a digression into national character: "They say the Scots are a pessimistic people.
After a digression into a now forgotten, then current mini-scandal left over from the 1980 election — "it turns out that Mr. Reagan prepared for his debate with Mr. Carter the same way Mr. Carter did, by reading Mr. Carter's briefing materials" — I got back to the subject at hand.
Here is a little example learned this morning from a cookbook, during a digression into the Italian culture: the writer of the cookbook equated campanilismo with a form of "blowing one's own trumpet"; though the word was new to me, I could spot, and enjoy, the word campanile in it.
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.
Notwithstanding this formal prohibition, the commentaries on the categories were crucial for subsequent theological discussions, and the thinnest of pretexts would sometimes occasion a digression into theological territory.
To better illustrate such a difference, a brief digression into physics will be useful.
Not even a weird digression into talent shows (acting as a judge on ITV's Soapstar Superstar) or daytime TV (where she full-on tongue-kissed John Barrowman), could dent her reputation.
To the surprise of some political operatives, Mr. Romney himself has made talk of delegates an increasingly common subject on the trail — an unexpected digression into the mechanics of a campaign.
FIFA 2000 took the predominantly electronic slant of those versions and added a brief digression into pop, which in successive years would gradually gain more of a foothold.
Permit me to make a relevant digression into my own psychological failings.
