Sentence examples for comes in degrees from inspiring English sources

"Understanding, too, comes in degrees," Dennett concluded, back in his Maine living room.

State failure comes in degrees and is often a function of both the collapse of state institutions and societal collapse.

Empathy is actually a biological emotion (centered in the limbic brain) that comes in degrees, because it has a specific physiological chemical progression.

Objectivity comes in degrees.

But Levy's reply is that availability comes in degrees.

Third, epistemic justification comes in degrees, from weak to strong.

But these days his history degree comes in handy.

Getting debt under control: Debt problems come in degrees.

To call someone a conspiracy theorist is, in truth, to say something insultingly vague, because as we all know conspiracy theorists come in degrees.

Combine the three numbers in just the right manner and the various units of measurement (feet-per-second and so forth) cancel each other out, leaving what is called a "pure number": one that doesn't come in degrees or pounds or decibels or pesos.

Our beliefs come in degrees; we believe some more strongly than others.