Sentence examples for a unique degree from inspiring English sources

To a unique degree, French voters frighten other EU leaders.

For he possessed in a unique degree the quality of complete honesty.

But somehow they got inside these people and their neighbourhoods and the bureaucracies they work in to a unique degree.

The philosophy of juche, usually translated as 'self-reliance', in practice denotes a unique degree of politically autistic behaviour.

Or did he truly believe that Trump, a man with no experience in national-security matters, possessed a unique degree of probity and judgment?

Singapore, which integrates technology and urban planning to a unique degree, pioneered the hi-tech solution to the complications of urban life.

And in the case of The Tudors, Jonathan Rhys Meyers's Henry VIII provides one of the great characterisations of the monarch who personalised English kingship to an unique degree.

To boost the information from familial clustering we considered six types of intragenerational relationships each with a unique expected degree of familial (genetic and environmental) sharing (table 1).

In 1998, Jefferson collaborated with Edward J. Bristow, Ph.D., professor of history and former dean of Fordham College at Lincoln Center (FCLC), to create the unique degree program at FCLC that offers a blend of liberal arts classes and conservatory training in dance.

In fact, Burns didn't invent the stanza, and the fact that it acquired his name suggests that literary history is registering the unique degree of identification, as well as the fact that Burns wrote a great many brilliant poems in the meter.

It now offers 324 unique degree tracks, including well-regarded international business program.