Sentence examples similar to a kind of second degree from inspiring English sources

She wanted all the servants put through a kind of third degree.

Suzanne Nelson, one member of a cold, unhappy marriage in modern Vermont, generates a kind of second-degree fiction in 17th-century Europe, a fabrication about the painter Georges de La Tour and his model; this story, running parallel to Suzanne's real-world life, elaborates the psychological and emotional structures of this subtle, bracing novel.

"The most typical entrant to the EBI has some kind of second degree," says Cameron, who adds that teams are often made up of people from a mixture of backgrounds.

It's a kind of second birth.

The variance among studies could be due to factors such as variation among sample size of studies, source of normal controls, kind of first degree relatives, scales used and clinical factors such as being on medication.

This earned Deponte a charge of first-degree terroristic threatening, as well as first-degree burglary and first-degree unauthorized entry to a vehicle -- felonies both.

Fields, meanwhile, faces a state charge of first-degree murder.

Hillary Rodham Clinton was a new kind of first lady, one with a law degree and an agenda.

The most severe kind of burn injury is that of third-degree burn with a high risk of death; and there are two major problems with third-degree burn patients.

"There is a kind of euphoria of grief, a degree of madness," she says.

Bardo was convicted of first-degree murder.