Divagate

The artist's brushstrokes divagate across the canvas, creating a captivating abstract painting.

The papers on my desk divagate whenever there's a breeze in the room.

The stock prices divagate wildly throughout the day.

The company's stock prices divagate frequently, making it difficult for investors to predict their value.

The podcast hosts tend to divagate during their conversations, often going off on unrelated tangents.

I divagate during lectures and find it hard to retain information.

Whenever I get nervous, my thoughts divagate and I can't concentrate.

The novel's plot tends to divagate, introducing subplots that distract from the main storyline.

The author tends to divagate in her novels, often going off on tangents.

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

The scattered toys divagate around the living room, making it difficult to walk.

The author's thoughts divagate, resulting in a nonlinear narrative structure in her novels.

The student's mind tends to divagate during long lectures, causing difficulty in retaining information.

His thoughts often divagate when he's trying to focus on studying.

It's important to stay on topic during a presentation and not divagate into irrelevant details.

When I'm tired, my speech tends to divagate, and I have trouble expressing myself clearly.

The comedian's stand-up routine was entertaining but tended to divagate into random tangents.

The writer's thoughts divagate while trying to stay focused on the main plot of the novel.

During meditation, it's common for thoughts to divagate, but the key is to bring the focus back to the breath.

The professor warned the students not to divagate while writing their research papers.

As the meeting progressed, the discussion started to divagate into unrelated issues.

The speaker's tendency to divagate made it difficult for the audience to follow his presentation.

He tends to divagate when discussing politics, often losing track of his main points.

The children divagate easily during class, often getting distracted by outside noises and events.

The student's mind tends to divagate when studying for long hours.

The professor tends to divagate during his lectures, often delving into unrelated anecdotes.

The artist's brush strokes divagate across the canvas, creating a dynamic and abstract composition.

When telling the story, he tended to divagate, often forgetting the main plot.

The movie was so captivating that I didn't divagate once during the entire duration.

The comedian's stand-up routine was known for its ability to divagate and still remain hilarious.

The trails in the forest divagate, making it easy to get lost.

The meditation instructor encouraged her students not to divagate and stay focused on their breath.

The speaker's thoughts divagate during the presentation, making it difficult to follow their main point.

The author's writing style is characterized by a tendency to divagate, making the plot difficult to follow.

The students' attention started to divagate as the lecture went on.

We need to stay focused and not divagate from our main objective.

Jane's mind tends to divagate when she's working on complex math problems.

The speaker started to divagate from the main topic during the conference.

The teacher noticed that some students would divagate in their essays, straying away from the assigned topic.

The tour guide warned the visitors not to divagate from the group while exploring the ancient ruins.

The professor warned the students not to divagate during the exam and stay focused.

The speaker tends to divagate during his lectures, making it difficult for students to follow the main points.

I'm sorry if I divagate during our conversation; sometimes my mind wanders.

While answering the interview questions, he would divagate, making it difficult for the panel to understand his true intentions.

The writer's thoughts divagate from the main plot and delve into subplots.

When I'm tired, my mind starts to divagate, and I find it hard to stay focused on my work.

The author's thoughts divagate in her novel, creating a sense of mystery and intrigue.

I tend to divagate when I try to explain complicated scientific theories.

The writer tends to divagate in her articles, incorporating personal anecdotes that distract from the main argument.

The comedian's jokes divagate into unexpected territory, surprising the audience.