Sentence examples for digression in from inspiring English sources

"Radiance," too, has a wise, digressive narrator (in fact, it has several narrators), and my favorite digression in that book explains why sophisticated adults distrust happy endings: Humans feel uneasy in tales without punishment.

There is, however, another kind of digression in this book that is less successful.

Why the long digression in which Claudius attacks Cato the Censor, for example?

A digression in this work indicates that he considered party strife as the principal factor in the republic's disintegration.

Allow me to set the scene via a slight digression, in the shape of the latest XF V8 with its also-new 5.0-litre, 510bhp engine.

The Delaware Supreme Court issued a stinging rebuke of Judge Strine on Wednesday, criticizing him for what it said was an improper digression in an opinion.

The commentary is a large and digressive work, including a long preface, a verse-by-verse commentary, and several digressions, in which Ibn Tibbon introduces a philosophical subject or explains a related verse in Genesis, Jeremiah, Psalms, Proverbs, or the Song of Songs.

This can make the digressions in her work frustrating.

But there are also frequent digressions in which the prose acquires greater richness and energy.

They are both beer enthusiasts and punctuate their ramblings with long digressions in local pubs.

The lovable schlub Mr. Rosen and the supporting cast re-enact these digressions in song and skit.