divagations

Both illustrate this dilemma by hilariously interrupting the narrative in progress through seemingly endless diversions and divagations.

January 2010 2010

But "West of Here" is so sprightly and enthusiastic that you don't mind its divagations.

First the Settlers, Then the Settled Sam Sacks 2011

Both illustrate this dilemma by hilariously interrupting the narrative in progress through seemingly endless diversions and divagations.

Experimental Fiction 2010

Both illustrate this dilemma by hilariously interrupting the narrative in progress through seemingly endless diversions and divagations.

Performing Its Own Self 2010

I have something in common with shopping malls: I always would be honored to be the subject of Allen Bramhall's divagations.

Archive 2010-03-01 2010

I have something in common with shopping malls: I always would be honored to be the subject of Allen Bramhall's divagations.

THIS CORK BOBS! 2010

What Akbar longs for is the exotic West: which comes to him in the guise of the yellow-haired Mogor dell'Amore with a tale to tell so tangled ( "This was his way: to move toward his goal indirectly, with many detours and divagations") that it will require hundreds of pages of Rushdie's challenging prose.

In the Emperor's Dream House Oates, Joyce Carol 2008

Howell's divagations provide an interesting smorgasbord when it comes to food for thought.

Ms. Monroe's Grocery Lists (but Not a Lot Concerning Lips Her Lips Have Kissed) Judith Fitzgerald 2008

Her brother lent himself with malicious good-humor to the divagations of her rather eccentric wanderings.

The Ball at Sceaux 2007

Her brother lent himself with malicious good-humor to the divagations of her rather eccentric wanderings.

The Ball at Sceaux 2007