Well, actually, careers these days are one big digression.
A lot of time was wasted with unnecessary things – much of it was spent talking about a giant rabbit, a big digression from the main plot.
I saw the whole thing as a big digression, but David Essex took me aside and said: 'Too late, mate, they're not going to let you stop now.' And hey, who doesn't want to be number one if you come from Liverpool 8?" From every stage they played, on every radio set and in every discotheque across the world, there was only one Amoo brothers song the greater public wanted to hear.
With no Rascals album as a yardstick, it's hard to judge how big a digression this is for Kane, but it's clearly a stimulating departure for Turner.
But I digress (from my digression).
Mr. Vedder's lyrics have death, war, morality and faith very much on their mind -- with a digression on surfing in "Big Wave" -- and he's not offering many answers.
A slight digression, but that Tammy was the biggest release this July 4th weekend was happenstance, and thus it should not be blamed for the lower-than-normal Independence Day weekend grosses.
But the Kerrey debate peaked quickly, and the big add-on to Coppola's film -- a lengthy digression tracing the war's history back to the French -- was largely judged a dud.
"Save for a recent digression to Michael Kors, Obama continues to show zero interest in the big guns of American fashion, those whose names resonate around the world, and who collectively employ thousands of people," continued Foley.
The point of this historical digression is to illustrate the conceptual and historical decoupling of Darwin's two "big ideas"—evolution (common ancestry) and the mechanism of natural selection.
Forced to confront arguably the biggest surrender of his presidency, Mr. Trump did what he often does after a loss: respond with distraction, digression and entertainment, through a fog of words.
