Sentence examples for relevant digression from inspiring English sources
Permit me to make a relevant digression into my own psychological failings.
Chapter 4 introduces the basics of speciation in a straightforward way, with a relevant digression (featuring the escaped holographic Darwin) on sexual selection, which amusingly disquiets the asexual squinches.
What made "Digressions" a relevant footnote to television history was less its inherent wit than that Rooney's near-invisible accomplice was a one-time Borscht Belt actor named Palmer Williams.
The question feels like an interesting but irrelevant digression.
But I digress (from my digression).
The minimum points should ideally fall at the relevant resonant wavelength, but the above results show a consistent digression (from expected 450 nm, 530 nm, 650 nm) of about 20 nm toward longer wavelengths.
Sometimes the digressions into immunobiology and the social organization of wasps seemed relevant; sometimes they didn't.
One-line digressions are commonplace, as readers are fed a series of interesting but not always relevant tidbits along with Beschloss's narrative of the central events of his chosen episodes.
Whence the long digression.
