Sentence examples for a degree to which from inspiring English sources

There was a degree to which Mr. Wild's recital was about style.

In that regard, there was a degree to which Mr. Sudbin's readings seemed undifferentiated.

"It is a degree to which personal relationship drives business success and business opportunities there.

There was a degree to which the energy and polish of the performance seemed a product of the surroundings.

"There's a degree to which anybody who becomes a character does so through self-fashioning," Johnson told me recently.

THERE is a degree to which Strauss's imagination was operatic even in music written for purely orchestral forces.

There is a great degree to which Handel guarantees a conductor's success here, given an alert chorus and orchestra.

Yes, there is a great degree to which these works embody so much inherent excitement, drama and sheer locomotion that a competent performance cannot go far wrong.

It's an impressive degree to which Don Garber is checking off boxes, and he deserves kudos for that.

ORP is a measure of degree to which a substance is capable of oxidizing or reducing another substance.

Clustering coefficient: it is a measure of degree to which hubs in a chart tend to bunch together.