Digression example sentences

Related (5): tangent, detour, diversion, deviation, aside

"Digression" Example Sentences

I apologize for that digression.
The speaker's digression confused the audience.
The writer returned to the main topic after the digression.
Please go on with your story without any further digression.
The professor's digression from the lecture topic bored the students.
His rambling digression took up most of the class time.
After the lengthy digression, the author finally returned to the point.
I'll try not to go off on any more digressions.
Without further digression, let's move on to the next topic.
The digression distracted from the main point of the argument.
I'll make this brief without further digression.
The author's long digression about his childhood was interesting but irrelevant.
I'll keep my introduction short without unnecessary digression.
Please don't let my digression detract from the central argument.
His digression into musical theory perplexed his bewildered audience.
I apologize for my long digression; let me get back to the point at hand.
The digression was entertaining but off topic.
I digressed into an explanation that, although interesting, was irrelevant to the story.
I tend to go off on digressions unless I discipline myself to stay on topic.
Her constant digressions annoyed the other members of the committee.
The author's lengthy historical digression took up a third of the book.
I'll try to stay focused and avoid any further digressions.
After that lengthy digression, I will resume my actual point.
The digression took the speaker far afield of the main argument.
His digression into maritime history distracted from the main lecture.
I tend to go off on digressions and ramble, so I'll try to keep this brief.
The authors numerous digressions left readers confused about the main idea.
I apologize for the long digression; I will now return to the main subject.
The speech was marred by numerous irrelevant digressions.
I digressed into an interesting albeit irrelevant anecdote.
Let us return now to the main subject without further digression.
Her interesting digression distracted from the point she was trying to make.
After the lengthy digression about his childhood, he finally returned to the topic at hand.
I apologize for that lengthy digression; now to return to my original point.
The essay was enlightening but marred by irrelevant digressions.
The story became convoluted due to numerous unrelated digressions.
His rambling digression about fishing bored the audience.
I apologize for that lengthy digression; now let me return to the matter at hand.
The speaker lost his audience with his numerous digressions.
The novel's plot became difficult to follow due to the author's numerous digressions.
The player's long digression about his injury meant the game would soon resume.
Let's continue the discussion without further digression.
The speech would have been more coherent without the numerous digressions.
The author returned to the main narrative after the lengthy philosophical digression.
His long digression into ornithology bored the audience.
Without further digression, allow me to return to the main point of my argument.
His lengthy digression about his childhood interrupted the flow of the story.
The talk was interesting but far too full of pointless digressions.
The speaker finally arrived at her conclusion after numerous random digressions.
The author's long philosophical digression took readers far afield of the plot.
I apologize for that irrelevant digression; let me return to the central argument.
The speaker's random digressions confused and bored the audience.
The story became confusing due to the writer's numerous tangential digressions.
His fascinating yet irrelevant digression delayed the discussion.
The article would have been more focused without the numerous digressions.
The long digression about historical events distracted from the main point of the essay.
The rambling digression about politics had no relevance to the book's plot.
The speech lost coherence due to the speaker's numerous digressions.
I apologize for that lengthy digression; now, back to the main point.
The writer's numerous digressions distracted from the story's central conflict.