digression in A Sentence

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    Digression: Forgive this one moment.

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    I think that was a Digression.

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    This bread-story should not be considered as a Digression;

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    It definitely moved me to reflect on my own actions. Small Digression.

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    Fortunately, no Digression into the history of calligraphy is necessary to learn the technique.

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    In order to understand what is at stake, it is necessary brief Digression into the theory.

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    On the contrary, it is small color Digressions that will breathe life into the room.

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    All of our resources are going in that direction and to invest those resources elsewhere would be a Digression.

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    Day has continued to write using'connections','slippages', and'Digressions', evident in his A Chink in a Daisy-Chain(2017), the first in a three-book series.

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    In order to understand the essence of the issue without using difficult to pronounce scientific terms, it is worth making another short Digression from the topic of the article.

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    I understood what you said and thank you for completing it is an interesting option and deserves used, was very helpful comentaruiul you, so we can complete tutorials with things that were not explained, I just made a Digression on the subject(VPN) and I specified that I had and notebook computer on the same router, you should not get angry.

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