Sentence examples for degree a point from inspiring English sources

It is matters of degree, a point here and there: a second serve that jumps up with more spite or just hanging in a rally.

Sisters-in-law, the Beards share not just their names (each is married to a nephew of the photographer and diarist Peter Beard) but, to a degree, a point of view.

After all the missed deadlines to get the Roadster to this point, a degree of caution may be warranted on promises for the next Tesla, the Model S sedan.

At one point, a degree from MIT or Stanford was the key ticket to a major Silicon Valley company, and from there, a start-up or a management role.

Length measured by clocks and length measured by the degree of eventfulness between Point A and Point B are different things.

In "N.C.A.A.'s Proposal to Make the Grade May Not Make the Cut" (March 30), Allen Barra noted that it isn't the job of football and basketball coaches to see that players get degrees, a point I agree with.

Likewise the dimension of the receive signal space is 2L R |Ψ R |, so that the spatial degrees of freedom a point-to-point communication link, d P2P, is d_{mathrm{P2P}} = text{min}left{2L_{T}|Psi_{T}|, 2L_{R}|Psi_{R}| right}.

To make clear the target of her fury, Danielle positioned the book, as she told the camera, at a 45-degree angle pointing at Dina.

*Have the child extend arms forward at a 45-degree angle, pointing thumbs down, and try to resist the examiner's downward pressure on the forearms.

Start on one of the top quadrants, at the gum line, with the brush at a 45-degree angle pointed up towards your gums.

A monochrome 360-degree vanishing-point vista winks into view.