Sentence examples for the digression of from inspiring English sources

These objectives are 'gross' expansion targets which do not form an upper limit but mean that the digression of the feed-in tariffs is more dynamic if more biomass plants are installed than foreseen.

"The book is told through the digressions of an unnamed narrator beginning to lose his mind," Gerber explains.

In his discursive 1910 autobiography, "The Digressions of V.: Written for His Own Fun and That of His Friends," he described the Egyptian countryside as "beautiful, simple and grand".

He should have received a medal for deftly handling the digressions of those varied temperaments.

DeLillo is always great on the subject of film (the digressions on cinema are among the best passages in The Names, as are the reflections on the Zapruder footage in Underworld).

But where it appears, following the muddled digression of "the long womanly arm of light" and Anne Boleyn vs. Margot Fonteyn, it seems like a feint on Chowder's (not Baker's) part, a waving of his poetry bona fides.

Here's the Provenance Digression of this dark sunburst Gibson Les Paul... 

It's the guitar Rick Derringer used on most of both Johnny Winter And albums and about half of the first three Edgar Winter's White Trash albums.

But perhaps it would undermine the Unitarian reading of the Theaetetus if the Forms were present in the Digression in the role of paradigm objects of knowledge.

From another: "To loop back to the beginning of the digression".

There are no explicit mentions of the Forms at all in the Theaetetus, except possibly (and even this much is disputed) in what many take to be the philosophical backwater of the Digression.

Perhaps the Digression paints a picture of what it is like to live in accordance with the two different accounts of knowledge, the Protagorean and the Platonist, that Plato is comparing.