Sentence examples similar to small digression from inspiring English sources

Allow me a little digression.

It guarantees a strictly bounded response time and follows the target boundary with little digression.

But I digress (from my digression).

But so, eventually, do small variations in the circling or quick digressions from it.

Its very structure obeys this impulse, asking us to follow the logic of life's small connectives - which also mean the small jumps of distraction and digression that make life bearable.

Only a small part of this statistic is attributable to homicide and that favorite digression of conservative pundits, "Black-on-Black violence".

Scholarly digressions are consigned to helpful appendixes that Roller uses as small seminars for airing points of dispute, as a good many remain.

Mr Dudley implicitly defends America's lax fiscal policy for the same reason: smaller budget deficits would have led to higher unemployment and lower inflation.[A digression: The views of the Fed and its critics may be converging.

He referred to the novel as a "small fiction in the form of reality," and despite some finely rendered lyrical digressions, the writing often has the brisk, compressed texture of a pamphlet.

The narrative pace occasionally slackens with a digression on etymology and Mawer's tendency to spin out cosmic significance from a small gesture calls to mind Kundera parodying himself.

Digression over.