digresses in a sentence

Examples

1. The narrator digresses at times, usually to expand on aspects of this social and intellectual world.
2. Matthiessen frequently digresses to remember his wife Deborah Love who had died of cancer prior to the adventure.
3. Orlean appears to know this and digresses in long passages into several areas suggested by Laroche and his passion.
4. The truth is that she is a judicious judge who never digresses from the rules of precedent and legal construction.
5. The poem seldom digresses from four-line stanzas with an ABAB rhyming pattern and the use of iambic tetrameter.
6. Pausanias digresses from description of architectural and artistic objects to review the mythological and historical underpinnings of the society that produced them.
7. Along the way he digresses to enlighten us on such matters as the history of the fork and the genealogy of ice cream.
8. He asserts the respect paid by the Welsh to noble ancestry, and digresses into some notes on their farming and fishing practices.
9. The story digresses a few more times, to great effect, then Venus shoots a fiery arrow into the fortress and sets it ablaze.
10. What had been a dingy, tumbledown interior is now rational, airy and filled with a soft clear light that never digresses into shadow.