Digression used in a sentence

Digression in a sentence as a noun

Many of his claims are sheer nonsense, such as his digression on the ordering of alphabets.

While I'm not a particular fan of this digression, in the defense of the guy you replied to he never said Obama was any better.

This leads to an interesting digression...My hacker's mind sees society the same way it sees ie software layers, kernels, APIs, libraries, etc.

During this time he also takes a minor digression in to writing a memory pool for linked-list nodes, while pointing out similarities in the design to a Lisp.

Which brings up a great digression: the app store gold rush has left us in a situation where it's no longer feasible to sell high-maintenance, low-market software directly to consumers.

On the one hand you want folks to benefit from there work, on the other hand sometimes a 'derivative' is a much much better gameDespite this argument's merit in general, it's a complete digression in this particular case.

I would like to make a digression and point out that in almost every article of this kind that I've read on HN, the author takes pains in comparing a present "fad" to a seemingly hard yet commonly graspable internet success story.

Other reasons to like go:-Bold, delicious digression from oop - there literally is no relation between objects by identity, only by behaviour via interfaces - not your usual crappy java/c#/etc.

We can criticise both the Patriotic Act and the state of emergency in dictatorships and hold them to different standards or criticise them in different tones based on the degree of digression as compared to the values they claim they uphold and our own values.