Digress

The professor tends to digress during his lectures, often going off on tangents.

The speaker tended to digress during his lecture, often discussing unrelated anecdotes.

The teacher gently redirected the student back to the lesson when he started to digress.

Let's not digress from the main topic and focus on finding a solution.

During the meeting, one participant attempted to digress by discussing a completely unrelated project.

The interviewer gently reminded the candidate not to digress from the question and to provide a direct answer.

The speaker tends to digress during his presentations, making it difficult to follow his main points.

The speaker tends to digress from her prepared speech.

I don't want to digress too much, but I think we should consider different pricing strategies for our new product.

Let's not digress from the importance of maintaining a healthy lifestyle through regular exercise and proper nutrition.

The teacher had to remind the students not to digress from the main theme of their essays.

The book began to digress from the main plot and focused on a secondary character.

During the meeting, one team member would often digress and bring up unrelated topics.

The politician attempted to digress from the controversial topic by diverting the discussion to his achievements in office.

The comedian had a tendency to digress from his jokes and engage the audience in random conversations.

The politician tried to digress from the controversial issue by diverting the conversation to a different topic.

The professor would digress from the main subject to introduce related concepts, providing a broader understanding for the students.

The podcast host tends to digress frequently, making it a fun and unpredictable listening experience.

The professor warned the students not to digress in their essays and to stay focused on the assigned topic.

He loves to digress and share his personal stories during team meetings.

The comedian's stand-up routine was hilarious, but he would often digress and tell stories that had nothing to do with the punchline.

The novel's author would frequently digress from the main plot to explore the characters' backstories.

The teacher had to redirect the students' attention whenever they started to digress from the assigned task.

During the class, the professor reminded the students not to digress from the lecture material.

The author's writing style is known for its tendency to digress into philosophical musings.

The author has a tendency to digress from the main plotline and delve into intricate character descriptions.

The professor asked us to stay focused during the lecture and not digress into personal anecdotes.

The writer tends to digress in his articles, exploring different perspectives on the subject matter.

I tend to digress when I'm telling a story and often forget the main point.

The professor tends to digress during his lectures, often sharing personal anecdotes.

The book's author would often digress from the plot to provide detailed descriptions of the setting.

The comedian's jokes are hilarious, but he has a tendency to digress and jump from one topic to another.

The professor asked the students not to digress from the assigned topic in their essays.

The book starts with an interesting premise but tends to digress into unrelated subplots.

The speaker tends to digress when telling stories.

Let's not digress from the main point of the meeting and stick to the agenda.

During the meeting, one team member would often digress with irrelevant suggestions, wasting everyone's time.

Let's not digress from the main point of our discussion, which is finding a solution to the traffic congestion in our city.

The novel had a tendency to digress into lengthy descriptions of the scenery, which some readers found distracting.

I don't want to digress from our plan to visit the museum this weekend.

He tends to digress when telling stories, often losing his audience's attention.

The professor started to digress from the main topic and discussed unrelated historical events.

I digress, let's get back to the main point of our discussion.

Let's not digress from our main topic of discussion.

The politician loves to digress during speeches and veer off into unrelated issues.

Let's not digress from the main issue at hand, which is finding a solution to the budget deficit.

The podcast host would occasionally digress from the main discussion to address listener questions.

The comedian's jokes often digress into unexpected and humorous tangents.

The teacher reminded the students not to digress from the assigned task.

Sorry, I digress. Let's get back to the main point of our conversation.