Sentence examples for degree away from inspiring English sources
"Take but degree away, untune that string, and hark what discord follows".
"We live in a city of 100,000-plus people, but everyone is a degree away from this.
As it turns out, Labby and Greenfield are one degree away from me, and not having any other names at the ready I offered them up as ones to research.
J. Alfred Broaddus Jr., a retired president of the Richmond Fed, said of the Dodd proposal, "It will tend to sway the balance of power and influence within the Fed to some degree away from the non-New York banks toward the Fed power centers in Washington and New York".
What about as a C.E.O.? A. I think a big jump was to managing or helping the managers of the people doing most of the hands-on work on projects — being one degree away from the action and figuring out and understanding what that means in terms of leadership.
His most eloquent speeches are given to singers of well-ordered communities, as with Canterbury's speech on the beehive in "Henry V," or, most memorably, Ulysses in "Troilus and Cressida": "Take but degree away, untune that string / And, hark, what discord follows!
When you look at this study, you realize the reality is 180 degrees away from that".
But when I found out he's 24 degrees away from me, it changed my outlook.
That's 180 degrees away from the way we've thought for 10 millennia.
Their lives – and their lovers – will always an uncomfortable one or two degrees away.
68 points - that was about 15 degrees away from being very, very painful.
