Sentence examples for extended digression from inspiring English sources
Averroes presented the problem at stake nicely in an extended digression his Long Commentary on the Physics (Averroes 1962, 178F-179I).
Was it, seen in some mad mirror, my own?" Regardless, the patience of all but a reader superhumanly tolerant of extended digression will creak and snap under the load of near-random texts, assembled by an author whose love of collection, of assembling and ordering, in this case quite overpowers any urge to tell a smooth story.
The book reflects Serrano's obsessive and unique take on hip-hop history, like in his write-up on Jay Z's Big Pimpin' (deemed the most important song of 2000), where he makes an extended digression about the history of boats in rap music videos.
And by far the best part of the book is an extended digression in which Levitin recalls the days when he worked as a cook at a pancake restaurant in Oregon and once watched as the restaurant's kindhearted, dimwitted dishwasher attempted to murder his manager in a confrontation incited by the song "Tie a Yellow Ribbon Round the Ole Oak Tree".
(Twice during this extended digression, Bruck asserts that John Ehrlichman was Nixon's counsel during the Watergate period. Not so. Ehrlichman was Nixon's domestic policy adviser; the counsel was John Dean).
This disgust may extend to heterosexuality, too, and his digressions regularly lead him back to the mysterious link between lust and mortality, two different expressions of the same human flaw.
This thing extends and extends".
