Sentence examples for important digression from inspiring English sources
And now, an important digression into video-recording quality.
"Crazy, Stupid, Love" takes its time, understanding that digression can be more important, and more satisfying, than relentless forward momentum.
But I digress (from my digression).
However, even (or especially) tangential results can suggest new directions and alternative hypotheses, and it's important to be open to productive digressions, which may advance the understanding of different scientific questions than the one originally posed.
We agree that understanding the salient differences among the various study conditions is important, but we feel that a detailed digression on these issues in our own manuscript would (1) require too much space and (2) detract from our main point, which is the presentation of a general framework for gating.
All interviews used semi-structured formats that allowed for digressions (sometimes extensive) onto topics deemed important by rightsholders.
During lectures, learn to recognize digressions your teacher might go on and important information that seems central to the topics.
The family background of Dean Thomas was removed because Rowling and her publishers considered it an "unnecessary digression", and she considered Neville Longbottom's own journey of discovery "more important to the central plot".
It is important to take control of the interview and steer the conversation to your priorities after digressions, unless you are hoping the interviewee will digress.[3].
Bennie's digressions don't all advance the story, but they're great fun and serve an important purpose by lightening the narrative load.
