Sentence examples for certain degree of solidity from inspiring English sources

Cf. "Nothing is really solid or fluid, absolutely speaking, and everything has a certain degree of solidity or fluidity; which term we apply to a thing derives from the predominant appearance it presents to our senses" (SD 51/AG 1351/AG

The Laclauian fault-lines between a mass of "the people" and "the regime of 78", already existed with a certain degree of solidity before 2008 – but it has taken the remarkable series of events since the start of the crisis to harden that "internal frontier".

"A certain degree of risk is accepted.

Everybody has a certain degree of leadership.

There's a certain degree of shame".

And with a certain degree of fear.

The published pictures do show a certain degree of invention.

I feel a hope and a certain degree of nervousness.

The polysyllabic adjective suggested a certain degree of literacy.

Jane Goodall also has a certain degree of prosopagnosia.

A coalition should govern with a certain degree of caution.