Sentence examples for digression from the name from inspiring English sources

She introduces her stories of Clara's mixed-race ancestry in Edwardian Jamaica, for instance, with a sudden digression from the name of the comprehensive school that her daughter attends ("A more thorough investigation in the archives of the local Grange Library would reveal... ..)... ..

It is not a digression from the rigorous training they've received, he says.

And the story, though a digression from the present purpose, was well worth the telling.

The hard fact of it was that ornithopters, machines with flapping wings, were a digression from the path that led to the airplane".

But the most haunting moment came with a digression from the musical depiction of emotions, or affects, to the depiction of objects and events.

"For Mosuo women, an axia is often a pleasurable digression from the drudgery of everyday life, as well as a potential sperm donor," says Waihong.

In a revealing digression from the novel, the production presents us with not one but two heroines – one white, the other black.

Contrary to what some for instance Cornford have thought, it is no digression from the main path of the Theaetetus.

As a point of interest, although a digression from the focus of this review, gene sharing is not restricted to lens crystallins and occurs extensively throughout the animal kingdom (Piatigorsky 2007).

For, even if a joke beats the odds and gets a laugh, the laughter is a digression from the main message of the speech or presentation.

The other Chieftains got comic mileage by feigning exasperation and impatience with Bell's digression from the reel work at hand.