Sentence examples for a degree maybe from inspiring English sources

What is unfolding at Penn State is not a football scandal but a societal scandal that involves a great university, a large state and, to a degree, maybe all of us.

Just a sorta, "hey, we all like Battlefield: Bad Company 2 to a degree, maybe you will, too".

Each of these mails turns me into a more monstrous egomaniac – each to a tiny degree, maybe, but the effect, again, is cumulative.

Given that his father was a diplomat too — one of the first Saudis to have a college degree — maybe the 49-year-old's equanimity is in his genes.

"To a certain degree, maybe there was less pressure," he said.

I have an anthropology degree – maybe this is where it's all coming from".

Business is something you dabble in while you work towards your degree, maybe open a medical transportation business, start a small hair braiding business or an African fabric business to make some money as you work towards your medical or law degree.

To that degree, maybe I'm a realist.

Samset: We think that sulfate is cooling by half a degree or maybe a bit more.

There is a degree that maybe it is the situation of the Test series.

This is pertinent to such a degree that maybe we need to abandon immigration policy as a policy directed only at migrants, and instead speak about mainstreaming intercultural policy, which would include all people in the scope of diversity policies.