Sentence examples for a degree what from inspiring English sources

"To a degree, what we experienced was like a blizzard," Mr. Hector said.

He appreciated, to a degree, what she did for him, which was just kind of looking after him.

The letter "renders flexible to a degree what is written in the road map," Mr. Olmert said.

And adapting to a new culture is, to a degree, what this lighthearted and agreeable story is all about.

But the story also illustrates the hair-pulling frustrations ordinary citizens often experience in getting potholes filled or obnoxious noises silenced and even, to a degree, what the mayor faces in trying to improve New York's quality of life, or light.

To a degree what they've done is found what your needs are, what your interests are.

While I was covering this, I myself had a miscarriage, and that helped me understand to a greater degree what it means to lose the hope of a child.

Some see a future in which the platform replicates, albeit to a lesser degree, what traditional media did for poker a decade ago.

In an interview at UC Berkeley, in 2000, he said, To a large degree what's interesting to me is aftermath.

And if you're doing a fashion degree: what do older adults actually want to wear?

Kelly wrote that "to a considerable degree, what has been accomplished reflects the will and the nature of one man".