Sentence examples for contained a degree from inspiring English sources
When his subjects are fairly contained, a degree of order prevails, as when he charts the studios of the founding members of the Abstract Expressionist hangout called the Club.
Some 186 acts of Parliament passed between 1980 and 2009 "contained a degree of EU influence," the government said.
That was motivated by perhaps three factors: modulated support for the concept of the UK, the notion of solidarity; anxiety about the prospect of independence, of change which by nature contained a degree of uncertainty; and the offer of an enhanced role for Scotland.
Although the causes of maternal death stated in the medical charts contained a degree of inference and a lack of confirmation through the positive identification of microbes or autopsies, the histories retold by clinicians and relatives (when available) offered valuable insight into the pathological processes affecting the patient.
Many, especially on the left, believe that the concept of laïcité contains a degree of outright hostility towards Muslims.
There is a slick, emblematic quality that has a certain sophistication, even though the silhouetted shapes representing animals, humans and objects contain a degree of childlike naivete.
But for Mr. Peck, who founded Cyberian Outpost in 1995, the contest to take over the company must surely contain a degree of disappointment.
Saudi Arabian performer Hisham Fageeh, well known on the Arabic-speaking Web for his funny YouTube videos, which often contain a degree of social commentary, has posted a new video spoofing his country's practice of forbidding women from attaining driver's licenses.
Alert: Some of the artwork in the show could be considered explicit, and all contain a degree of nudity, including naked bathing suit parts.
This indicates that voxel patterns measured in response to either spatial frequency may contain a degree of discriminative information for the eye-of-origin.
