Sentence examples similar to appreciated degree from inspiring English sources

The institute, through Salyards' efforts, conferred on him a "most gratefully appreciated" Master of Arts degree in 1877.

At least we appreciated some degree of comfort in commonality that we as individuals were not alone in this experience.

Students also appreciated the degree of independence the Life History Project gave them.

I appreciate my degree of success in life so far.

It can be difficult now to appreciate the degree of immiseration in the nineteenth-century industrial economy.

"We are a superpower, and we do not fully appreciate the degree to which, when we move, the world shakes," he said.

To appreciate the degree of ostentation and taste, you need only know that Rod Stewart was the headliner, at an estimated cost of $1 million.

Mr Rove failed to appreciate the degree to which the "politics of division" can lead to a backlash from middle-of-the-road voters.

Another wrote: "Perhaps you do not appreciate the degree of resistance by a free people when a law is passed to enslave them.

They appreciate a degree of predictability within the system, and also – now that they are rich – a state apparatus dedicated to preserving property rights.

Now, it's an intrinsic part of the game and the rare moment in basketball that everyone can understand – both the /r/NBA obsessive and the novice can appreciate the degree of difficulty of the deep three.