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Near the end of the book, Donkin digresses down a science-fiction path, offering a bizarre vision of a quasi-utopian future in which everyone is connected through a ubiquitous "Wall."

'Future of Work' predicts jobs and home life will merge more 2010

Breslin digresses, and these stories are priceless.

Jesse Kornbluth: Jimmy Breslin's 143-page Biography Of Branch Rickey Is Much More Than A Great Book About Baseball Jesse Kornbluth 2011

Side story: My family often digresses about how when they tried to hug me when I was younger, I would punch them.

Dirty. « 2009

I can sift through thick language and endure a plot that digresses and meanders as long as I feel something for the characters.

SBS Interview Series: Nick Lyle (“One Last Look”) « Survival By Storytelling Magazine 2010

That's the starting point of Stephen Bloom's controversial article in The Atlantic, in which the one-time city slicker turned University of Iowa journalism professor digresses into a portrait of shotgun-wielding, Jesus-crazed, demolition derby-loving hicks who are too dim-witted to step into the 21st century.

B.A. Morelli: As Caucus Day Approaches, a Debate Over Us Iowa Hicks B.A. Morelli 2011

This digresses from your point a bit, but I do think the best way to be supportive of both writers and readers is to be honest about how you felt about a book and why.

Writer Unboxed » Blog Archive » Booking Book Clubs 2009

"I'm Hip" has been slightly updated—now the familiar name-dropping line is "Jamie Cullum knows my friend"—and it digresses into a Jerome Kern rewrite called "I Won't Scat," but the famous quote from Charlie Parker's "Bird of Paradise" is still in place.

Getting Down to Brass Tacks Will Friedwald 2011

As we the people have so painfully come to expect, spin does not clarify; at best, it digresses, at worst, it obfuscates.

Jerry Weissman: Politicians and Spin 2010

I confess that my use of "pawn" digresses from the author's by Stewart Wechsler on Tuesday, Jan 5, 2010 at 11: 22: 42 PM

Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab is Another Pawn in the Terror War 2010

She digresses on Dr. John Dee, the great scholar and mathematician, whose views on magic may have influenced the playwright; on the Gunpowder Plot of 1605; and on the riot in New York in 1849, when thousands of angry fans of an American Shakespearean actor protested outside the theater where his British rival was performing.

Book review: 'Haunt Me Still,' by Jennifer Lee Carrell 2010