Sentence examples for without digression from inspiring English sources

The novel tells one story, without digression or sub-plot, for 500 pages – perhaps 150,000 words.

Yet it was locked into its format: it was a magazine show about cars, and should talk about cars without digression for people who were interested in that kind of thing.

It's gratifying to see Alan Dershowitz summarize his position a little more succinctly without digressions into personality conflicts, at least for a paragraph or two.

The reviewer in The Times remarked, "the writer of the original story, Mr Nigel Kneale, and the director, Mr Val Guest, between them keep things moving at the right speed, without digressions.

The film premiered at the end of May 1957, and was reviewed positively in The Times: "The writer of the original story, Mr. Nigel Kneale, and the director, Mr. Val Guest, between them keep things moving at the right speed, without digressions.

Her book would have been stronger and more supple without these digressions.

This chapter discusses the Mac OS X architecture and traces its evolution without the digressions and distractions that have occurred.

I found that this helped me spin through "Lifted" without the digressions that have usually turned me off of e-books.

Yet everybody knows that there is truth in what I'm saying: Western literature is normally linear; it proceeds from beginning to end without major digressions in space or time.

Carlotta, married at 15 to a duke 25 years her senior, is infatuated with Gasparo, and her love is all the keener because she senses that he and the enchanting voice he acquired at such cost are a historical "digression" without a future.

Like Joyce, Lispector strove to capture the quicksilver passage of thought, to inhabit its formulation and digression without a narrative overseer.