Sentence examples for the digression was from inspiring English sources

But the digression was brief.

He confessed that the digression was irrelevant but was nevertheless his personal favorite.

The Digression is "philosophically quite pointless," according to Ryle 1966: 158.

Another common question about the Digression is: does it introduce or mention the Platonic Forms?

The digressions are plentiful and lengthy.

In many books – plotted books, structured books, orderly books – the digressions are the most interesting and enjoyable parts.

And it became clear that the digressions were far more interesting than what was going on with the women in the kitchen".

I would have preferred to hear more about his writing process or how he went from noodling to creating, but the digressions were almost as interesting.

Not all the digressions are equally gripping, but Sheck provides a provocative metaphor for spiritual and technological crisis: in the last pages, a being without identity cowers in a squalid room, hunting the Internet for a trace of its creator.

Their kind of blunt call to beefy overindulgence is muffled at Harry's, even in the steakhouse wing of the restaurant, where the digressions are fewer than in the cafe but also indicative of a counterproductive ambition.

The upside of this digression is that Cherry offers up the possible source of his grudge against Swedes: Hardy Astrom, the goalie for Colorado when he was coaching the team, who apparently wasn't very good.