That, in turn, only pushes him to digress from focusing on his executive duties.
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Leftovers are also an invitation to digress from the usual menu, to tinker and experiment.
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Dark skies; dirty concrete; poorly lit rooms; and perhaps most importantly, protagonists that digress from traditionally hopeful superhero narratives to deal with some heavy issues.
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Seemingly aware of this, Mr. Yang allowed his mind to wander while in town and permitted himself to digress from his standard opening at his event Thursday night.
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I could write an entire essay on its details alone, but I do not want to digress from the meat of what I have to say about my experience.
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We cannot economize the sleep of Black folks, so we have to teach them how to do that, how to digress from capitalizing on the commodification of our artworks—which is a really tough task.
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The jhankrini remains deeply ambivalent about the role that is thrust on her, and deeply yearning human love, however. All along, her relative and man-attendant warns her not to digress from her extraordinary path, hinting at the dire consequences of doing so.
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An audiobook of the book was read by Cross featuring guest appearances by H. Jon Benjamin and Kristen Schaal and the bands Les Savy Fav and Yo La Tengo. Cross would frequently digress from the book to comment directly to the listener, often to chide them for buying an audio book over the written version.
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As discussed above, in the real economic activities, it is less likely for the economics agents to face natural borrowing limit due to the asymmetric information between lenders and borrowers or more broadly financial market imperfections. As one could easily expect, there are many economics literatures that digress from the natural borrowing limit assumption and focus more on the types of borrowing limits that mimic real world closely.
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One student wroth "Mazrui is completely ignorant regarding Jewish faith and history. To compare Israel to Nazi Germany is the ultimate racial slur … To digress from politics to anti-Semitic tones only fuels the fire of hatred." On the other hand, in a joint letter to the Michigan Daily, members of the Palestine Solidarity Committee wrote "A recent letter has accused Dr. Ali Mazrui and his supporters of anti-Semitism… we categorically reject this vicious slander.""Judaism is not Zionism" Dallas Kenny, Chuck Abookire, Nuha Khoury, et al.
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That's the genius of this structural constraint. Greenwald on Chomsky and Staying In the Mainstream Without Compromise Furthermore, introducing controversial or unexpected statements that do not conform to those conventional ideas are discouraged as time inefficient because the person will be required to explain and support them in detail. Since this can often take considerable time in itself and digress from the primary discussion topic of the broadcast, this is discouraged. Alternatively, the explanation could be subject to extensive editing for time which could lead to an inadequate presentation of the subject's thoughts.
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The Guide helps the Historian travel through the streets and the hotel in the Desert, all the while voicing her somewhat blunt and bitter opinions on the city. However, as they wander around, the Guide begins to digress from the topic of the Desert to her own childhood in South Korea. Much of the Guide’s experiences refer back to the Gwangju Democratization Movement, a violent uprising May 1980 in Gwangju, South Korea against the president Chun Doo Hwan, and life after the movement. Readers find out that the Guide was a South Korean dissident and together with her lover, Sah, aided the uprising.
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The band mixes fast punk chords, metal riffs and political lyrics, often centered on the theme of war. The band have however admitted trying to digress from war and self-confessed "pseudo- politics", preferring now discuss themes closer to the bands heart, such as the Vulcan Bomber, drinking to excess, Godzilla, their favourite comic book TV character Frank Gorshin and 'scene elitism', which they claim nearly caused the demise of the local scene and subsequently the band itself. The band claim to take inspiration from an array of musical styles. More apparent influences include Sick Of It All, Good Riddance, Anti-Flag, Death By Stereo, Municipal Waste and F-Minus.
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H. Jacob Katzenstein, The History of Tyre (Jerusalem: Goldberg's > Press, 1973) 79-80. The author of this passage, Jacob Katzenstein, makes two other comments that suggest that Josephus was not merely putting forth his own writing and ideas under Menander's name: > The regnal years and the life-spans of the rulers are not given in round > numbers, so there is no reason to doubt the veracity of this tradition. > Moreover, Josephus does not digress from listing the kings of Tyre even to > comment on Ethbaal (Ithobal), the father-in-law of Ahab, although he is > mentioned in the Bible.Katzenstein, History of Tyre 80-81.
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Upon entering the headquarters of the Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting, the venue of the debate, Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf said the implementation of any economic plan will affect the interests of the "four-percent" minority, a term he has been using throughout his campaigning to refer to the unfair distribution of wealth and opportunities in the country. He also expressed hope that candidates would focus on economic issues in the debate and not digress from the issue at hand. In an interview prior to his participation in the debate, Mostafa Mir-Salim said the economic debate would be more important than the two previous televised clashes due to the fact that the major problem of Iranians concerns economic woes, adding that the issue is more acute for the youths. Ebrahim Raisi said in interview before the debates that Iranians want to learns two things, one is the performance of the incumbent administration and the other is the candidates' agendas.
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