Sentence examples for room for digression from inspiring English sources
Besides one standard ("I Should Care," a valedictory grace note), the tunes were either composed by Mr. Sabbagh or fashioned in the moment, with ample room for digression.
And in its 730 pages, the book has ample room for digressions about life before and after Majorca.
The book is more like a dramatic essay than anything else, and the form allows Knausgaard room for digressions, reflections, asides.
In his commentary on Cicero's Topics, written shortly before, Boethius expounds the same theory, but leaves himself plenty of room for digressions on such subjects as universals, causation, free will and Stoic logic.
The pace is characteristically slow and measured, with room for little jokes and digressions and for one big set piece -- a sulfurous, earsplitting session of gunnery practice.
His jokes, his quarrelsomeness and his weakness for digression are a drawback.
Sinclair's account, tiojo says, "has Kerouacian immediacy combined with Sterne's capacity for digression".
In other cases Mr. James's mania for digression runs amok.
None of the tests for digression from linearity were significant (p < 0.15), suggesting that relations did not depart from linearity.
Furthermore, although tests for digression from linearity were not statistically significant after the exclusion of the two participants with suppressed TSH (data not shown), categorizing PBDEs into quartiles provided some evidence suggestive of nonmonotonic exposure response relationships.
