How to pronounce “digressive” in English

talking about the sea cucumber, we were reciting the extended poem of Isostichopus fuscus, the brown sea cucumber.And when you do that, you follow those digressive tales and run into the tears in the fabric, the ecological fabric.Or to take Thoreau's metaphor, imagine you're looking at the sky, and you see the Big Dipper there.

How do we hold those together?One way we can hold them together is through this process of digressive storytelling which compels us to face nature as we contend with it today

get it. You like it or don't like it, but you've got the whole thing. You can't do it with a novel and I don't like to spend a lot of timeexplaining and I'm sure you don't like to hear a whole lot of digressive explaining of various characters who show up. I'm just going to read the first few pagesand then jump to a section that gives you an idea of the world that the kid is living in down there. And then, I'll

So why did Cameron's line strike me as a solution to this problem?When you take a creature as the starting point for your storytelling and you allow yourself to be digressive, you nearlyautomatically begin to reconstruct a vision of what the ecosystem once was.