Sentence examples similar to it digresses from from inspiring English sources

But I digress (from my digression).

But I digress from the spirit of the day, however questionable its provenance.

(From here to Welcome Creek RS was closed for fires, but I was fine. And the ranger I met at Welcome Creek was totally gorgeous, but I digress). From there I took trail 126 up the Danaher to trail 139 over Observation Pass, then trails 246, 248, and 212 back to the Welcome Creek Ranger Station.

But I digress from Pardew's achievement at Palace which must surely make him a contender for the England role when Roy Hodgson vacates the position.

OK then, but I digress from the original theme of this article.

It will digress from this standardization only after exhausting all possibilities to retain it.

It will digress from this standardization only after exhausting all possibilities to retain it, and will push for reinstatement of standardization whenever digression and divergence have occurred.

That he digresses from time to time, that his chronology can be confusing, that he repeats himself and occasionally lets his indignation get the better of him, doesn't really matter.

One quibble: Mr Vedral often digresses from the point at hand, so the overall effect tends to be a bit meandering.Mr Vedral's professional interests lie in quantum computing and quantum information science, which use the laws of quantum mechanics respectively to build powerful computers and render codes unbreakable.

Asipatravana/Asipatrakanana (forest of sword leaves): The Bhagavata Purana and the Devi Bhagavata Purana reserve this hell for a person who digresses from the religious teachings of the Vedas and indulges in heresy.

"He felt like a digression that had forgotten from what it digressed" is a typical utterance here.