Sentence examples for all a degree from inspiring English sources

Some may read into it all a degree of callousness in the scale of the escape.

After all, a degree confers a huge private benefit on the graduate, enabling him or her to earn up to £400,000 more over a lifetime than a person with two A-levels.

It gives us all a degree of confidence.

People think drama students all have a degree in hugging.

One thing we all have in common, we all expect a degree of care from others, if and when we become unable to care for ourselves.

All this suggests a degree of miscalculation in Moscow.

Between 1835 and 1842 Sharpe designed about 30 new churches in Lancashire and Cheshire, all to a low budget, and all to a degree pre-archaeological.

Values from 6 to 8 points are considered high SES, this includes all patients with A-Level and all with a degree from university or technical school.

This does not necessarily mean that we all experience a degree of fluidity, nor that we are all really bisexual.

We are all, to a degree, under his dominion.

"We all need a degree of denial to survive," Dr. Shalev said.