| 11. | Digressions flutter up in his conversation as butterflies rise from the grass.
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| 12. | Elsewhere, Kunstler's digressions are half the fun.
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| 13. | The digressions individually frustrate readers who expect a clear purpose.
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| 14. | It is a patchwork of previous articles and translations, with digressions.
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| 15. | The digression was also used for non-satiric purposes in fiction.
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| 16. | Several plot digressions provide insight into other apparently minor characters.
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| 17. | :: But this is a huge digression from the original question.
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| 18. | Anything else would be nothing more than pointless theoretical digression.
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| 19. | By way of digression, corporal punishment is punishment to the body.
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| 20. | Much of Hals's digressions and gossip is omitted.
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