Sentence examples for a degree beyond from inspiring English sources

She is feminist, certainly, to a degree beyond issue and argument.

It's really both, to a degree beyond the institution's previous star-powered exhibitions devoted to the gardens of Charles Darwin, Claude Monet, and Emily Dickinson.

To a degree beyond such predecessors as Titian, El Greco, and Rubens, he is the first virtuoso of the visible brushstroke and its fundamental alchemy: materially just lying there, flat, while conjuring substance and space in the eye and rhetorical tone in the mind.

Telecoms providers can be compelled to co-operate with requests from the government, relayed through ministers, under the 1984 Telecommunications Act, but privacy advocates have raised concerns that the firms are not doing enough to challenge orders enabling large-scale surveillance, or are co-operating to a degree beyond that required by law.

"To a degree beyond such predecessors as Titian, El Greco and Rubens, Hals is the first virtuoso of the visible brushstroke and its fundamental alchemy: materially just lying there, flat, while conjuring substance and space in the eye and rhetorical tone in the mind," he writes.

To a degree beyond such predecessors as Titian, El Greco, and Rubens, he is the first virtuoso of the visible brushstroke and its fundamental alche­my: materially just lying there, flat, while conjuring substance and space in the eye and rhetorical tone in the mind.

Dr. Gutmann assessed the value of a college degree — "beyond getting a good job, it's good for living a good life" — and cited Penn's all-grant, no-loan financial aid policy for students most in need as her proudest accomplishment.

It is to be expected that model predictive control will improve operability to a degree possibly beyond VR.

He said some facts in the cases should be proved to a degree greater than "beyond a reasonable doubt".

First, almost 60 percent of adults over the age of 25 still do not have any degree beyond a high school diploma.

He was a citizen of the left, but his mentality strikes me as classically conservative: convinced of innate human wickedness, to a degree almost beyond caring.