Sentence examples similar to a digressive conversation from inspiring English sources

Nixon and Kissinger are having one of their typically prolix and digressive conversations, concentrating this time on foreign policy.

The latest is Wayne Kramer's gonzo exploitation flick "Pawn Shop Chronicles," which, like Quentin Tarantino's movie, features interconnected stories, digressive conversations about pop culture and unrestrained violence.

"You had to include those conversations before sending Aydin to Istanbul‎," Ceylan said, offering an indirect explanation for the digressive, conversational nature of his film and a rebuttal to those who in these past few days have been pressing him on it.

He has an earthy streak and a digressive manner of thought, but he issues orders commandingly.

Bill Bryson invites us in for a digressive ramble through the history of domestic life.

"I caught so much shit," he told me, during a digressive moment in our Sinatra interview.

Marías avoids a straightforward delivery in favor of a digressive narrative that moves back and forth in time.

Mr. Rubalcaba, one of the greatest virtuosos of jazz piano at the moment, played in a digressive outpouring.

He joins metaphors for his twin subjects more easily than he does the subjects themselves; but we have a digressive good time watching him try.

Five years ago, I relegated my own dismissal of Piketty's work to a digressive footnote at the end of Chapter 12 of my history of supply-side economics, Econoclasts.

"Nocturnal Animals" is probably too much of a digressive art-house ensemble to hit voters' soft spots.