The allegory itself was of little importance to him; the famous "Confession" of Nature (one of the characters in the poem) digressed from the narrative for some 3,500 verses, yet it was such digressions that secured the poem's reputation.
Ironically, we had just digressed from the agenda, to speak about disaster preparedness for 2010.
The work in [9, 10] digressed from the assumption of saturated conditions on the communication channel and [11] additionally introduced a probabilistic radio wave propagation.
In case the participants digressed from the central theme of the interview, language assessment in line with LAR, the talk was redirected to the main theme of the FGI.
But it would be a long task for us to recount them and foreign to the plan of our history, and so we shall resume our account at the point where we digressed from the course of our narrative.
When the participants digressed from the topic, the unrelated conversations have been deleted and these are indicated with square brackets.
Startups have a lot to learn from the established management and financial practices of incumbents, but incumbents have a lot to learn from startups as well.
"Therefore, in the end, no digression can digress from the subject: in Sterne's novel, digression is impossible".
Most are from the established political parties.
Among the girls, Ms. Dente has long had a reputation for digressing from the subject and then digressing from the digression.
First, to digress from the main point for a moment, aren't there serious ethical problems with this experiment?
