-
establishing the need for
attention to be given, the
speaker or
author would digress to a
seemingly disconnected subject before returning to a
development of...
- David, Peter. "**** Abandon". "But I
Digress...".
Comics Buyer's Guide. June 12, 1992 (Accessed in the 1994 But I
Digress collection.) David, Peter. "A science-fiction...
- from
benign to ****ic.
These messages can be inflammatory, insincere,
digressive, extraneous, or off-topic, and may have the
intent of
provoking others...
-
public image),
whose tone is educated, worldly, and intimate. The
narrator digresses at times,
usually to
expand on
aspects of this
social and intellectual...
- 1346. It
covers the Wars of
Scottish Independence, but it is also
highly digressive and as such
provides insights into
English life in the
thirteenth century...
- Moby ****, he fell from the boat and was
killed by the whale.
Ishmael digresses on
pictures of whales, brit,
squid and—after four
boats are
lowered in...
-
Comics Database David, Peter. "I Have it on
Reliable Authority", But I
Digress collection, 1994, Page 168,
Reprinted from
Comics Buyer's Guide, January...
- the film two and a half out of five stars,
opining that "The
storyline digresses significantly from the hit
novel by
Parks by the end, but
other elements...
- storytelling, and the art of listening. Like Tarini's tales, it meanders,
digresses, and
occasionally dazzles."
Rishabh Suri of
Hindustan Times observed that...
-
early nonlinear writer—in Rushdie's
readiness to
tease by
breaking off or
digressing at the
gravest moments. This is very odd in an
Indian novel! The book...
