Sentence examples similar to connected digressions from inspiring English sources
Connected to virtually every item was a piquant vignette — a comic oddity, a compilation of historical or biographical arcana — but each digression inevitably led to a plaintive anticlimax, because the tangible artifacts had now passed from Jay's care.
The central arguments of this digression, which comes in Herz's exposition of Kant's new theory of space and time as the forms of sensibility, are first, that beauty is an objective property especially connected to the form of an object, and not a mere sensation or sentiment (Empfindung) in the subject, and second, that there are general principles of beautiful form.
All those digressions are enjoyable in their own right; unlike, say, "Game of Thrones," all of "Justified's" story strands feel organically connected to each other, no matter how much they occasionally stray from the main narrative.
The floors inside these brackets are made of glass to represent the clarity and truth Mr. Wallace encounters during his time at sea, and the curved parenthetical cuts made into them allow light to filter between the floors, illuminating invisible links and connecting seemingly disparate themes and digressions.
These digressions don't always successfully connect with the story, but when they do, they poignantly show Happy trying to find the words — and the typeface — to adequately express his emotions.
Anecdotes and digressions abound.
