Sentence examples for this digression is from inspiring English sources

This digression is missing from the manuscripts of Cicero's essay that have come down to us; it was preserved only in a long commentary by the Neoplatonic thinker Macrobius, which circulated in several manuscripts in the Middle Ages.

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.

Worse still, the digression is self-defeating.

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

This long digression is about the only interesting element of "Don't Tempt Me," which opens today in Manhattan and Los Angeles.

The point of this historical digression is to illustrate the conceptual and historical decoupling of Darwin's two "big ideas"—evolution (common ancestry) and the mechanism of natural selection.

This self-indulgent digression is intended to validate my place at the Dusty altar.

But the digression was brief.

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

Regrettable as that digression was, it might have been worth it had we learned anything from it; but we did not.

"Therefore, in the end, no digression can digress from the subject: in Sterne's novel, digression is impossible".