Sentence examples for curious digression from inspiring English sources

It is a curious digression of Federer's career, however, that he has chosen to keep reminding himself what an iconic player he is, with wardrobe flourishes that reinforce his legend to himself.

There are, along with these contradictions, curious digressions -- box office receipts for movies about Vietnam, for example, or statistics on American obesity -- the relevance of which is unclear.

In a curious and little commented upon digression, considering the tools a new regulatory system might use to change culture, Sir Brian Leveson turned to a former government lawyer, Donald Macrae.

But I digress (from my digression).

Digression over.

Why the digression?

"Excuse me, slight digression..."....

But this is a digression.

Another digression was coming.

I could excuse the digression.

But the digression was brief.