Sentence examples for bizarre digression from inspiring English sources

Yet Act II, which at first seems like a bizarre digression, in fact places Edward III at the center of the play.

T. Barnum of public works" and the bridge's chief engineer) and Charles Alton Ellis (a professor of engineering and armchair classicist who transports Starr into a bizarre digression on Pythagoras) coming into relief.

What precisely Mr. Guare is aiming to demonstrate in "Are You There, McPhee?" comes through only hazily, and just when you think you have grasped a discernible theme, it is fogged by the arrival of another bizarre digression.

Is he on one of the affiliates?" Such is an hour with Mr. Trump - filled with knowing looks, bizarre digressions, savvy observations and blustery bravado.

In meetings spread out over a number of years, Austerlitz relates his slow uncovering of the truth through a series of confessions and bizarre digressions.

Kahn states that "the battle itself, the head game, is a duel," but he too rarely expounds on its strategies and tactics, instead spinning off into indulgent and downright bizarre digressions.

This magical realist novel is nominally set in a house in the village of Nowa Ruda in the border region of south-west Poland but it is in the increasingly bizarre digressions that its richness lies.

We got to record together and look in each other's eyes and play the scenes and overlap and improvise and go into bizarre digressions.

But the plot soon proves as elusive as the boffin, rapidly abandoned in favour of increasingly bizarre left turns and hilarious digressions, including a hilarious routine about devising a new system of mathematics.

But I digress (from my digression).

There are stories within stories, frequent references to real people (including Syjuco himself), digressions that at first seem bizarre or jarringly out-of-place but resolve themselves brilliantly in a finger-snap.