Digress

The comedian has a tendency to digress from his jokes and start talking about random things.

The speaker realized he was starting to digress and quickly steered the conversation back to the original topic.

We shouldn't digress from the topic of climate change and its impact on our environment.

The politician attempted to digress from the controversial issue and focus on a more positive aspect of the campaign.

Let's not digress from the main issue at hand.

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

The comedian had a tendency to digress from his scripted jokes and engage with the audience in spontaneous banter.

Let's not digress from the main objective of this project.

The tour guide would occasionally digress from historical facts and share amusing legends about the ancient ruins.

The politician tried to digress from the controversial issue by bringing up unrelated matters.

During the meeting, one of the participants began to digress by talking about their weekend plans.

I digress, but did you see the latest episode of that TV series?

The teacher asked the students to focus on their assignments and not digress.

The conversation about climate change started to digress when someone brought up a completely different environmental issue.

Let's not digress and stick to the agenda for today's meeting.

The podcast host had a tendency to digress into unrelated topics, often taking the conversation in unexpected directions.

The speaker tends to digress during his presentations, often going off on tangents that confuse the audience.

The politician used his speaking time to digress and attack his opponent's personal life.

The book was interesting, but the author would frequently digress from the main plot, which made it confusing at times.

The comedian had a tendency to digress from his jokes and tell personal stories.

The team needs to stay on track and not digress during the project.

The presenter had to repeatedly remind the audience not to digress with unrelated questions.

The lecturer tends to digress during his presentations, often going off on unrelated tangents.

Please don't digress from the main topic of our discussion.

Please don't digress from the main topic of our conversation.

The team captain called for a timeout to address his teammates' tendency to digress during important plays.

I'm sorry to digress, but have you seen the latest episode of that TV show?

Our team needs to stay focused and not digress from our primary objective.

The politician tried to digress from the controversial topic by talking about unrelated issues.

The movie has a tendency to digress from the main plot and introduce unnecessary subplots.

The teacher gently reminded the students not to digress from the assigned topic for their essays.

During the meeting, one participant would frequently digress and steer the conversation off track.

The book's author tends to digress in footnotes, providing additional information that is not directly related to the main text.

We shouldn't digress too far from the original design concept of the building.

I don't mean to digress, but I really enjoyed the movie we watched last night.

The speaker tends to digress and go off on tangents during his presentations.

I need to finish my essay, but I always tend to digress and talk about unrelated topics.

The book was interesting, but the author tended to digress with unnecessary details.

The teacher reminded the students to stay focused during the exam and not digress by writing unrelated information.

The director urged the actors to stick to the script and not digress from the main storyline.

The speaker tends to digress and go off on tangents, making it difficult to follow the main message.

The author's tendency to digress in his writing can make it challenging to stay engaged with the main plot.

The movie had a tendency to digress from the main plot, focusing on unnecessary subplots.

The tour guide would often digress from the historical facts to share amusing stories about the city.

During the meeting, he would digress and share anecdotes from his personal life.

The politician tends to digress in his speeches, often going off on tangents.