Sentence examples similar to digressive remarks from inspiring English sources
In a ruminative, digressive way, he once remarked that he thought young writers were "taking longer to find out what kinds of writers they are," and he could think of no explanation.
These digressions aren't really digressive, of course.
The government's transcript of the remarks, in Arabic and in English, was so diffuse and digressive in some passages it was hard to follow, as many of Mr. Hussein's speeches in recent months have been.
A discursive, digressive lecturer.
Her lyrics can appear digressive.
It's digressive and ineffective.
Wolcot, John: Peculiar, longwinded, digressive satirist.
But Mr Critchley's snippets are too short or digressive for sustained reflection and argument.He nags at 20th-century English-speaking philosophers for approaching death obliquely, although he has earlier cited with apparent approval La Rochefoucauld's remark that you cannot stare at death or the sun directly.
