Sentence examples for degree kind from inspiring English sources

Not just the character being portrayed here – the character of the most basic Becky-named motherfucker ever born, kind of girl who had an entire beret phase during her sociology degree, kind of woman who once did a 45-minute train journey to get a cronut when they came out and who kept talking about the cronut for eight to ten days afterwards, "it is a croissant," she said, "but also a doughnut.

I had forgotten about the sky on Fourth Avenue -- a domed, 360-degree kind of sky.

It seems the pair use bars as navigational aids in their lives, and some of those bars overlap, in a six degrees kind of way.

Where you stand on the Indian social ladder shapes to a large degree what kind of health you're in, and what kind of health care you receive.

But it's a difference in degree, not kind.

Innovations are imitated, but the imitations themselves differ in degree and kind.

As Darwin noted, differences between humans and other species are differences of degree, not kind.

That is a much more complicated problem, but it is different only in degree, not kind.

"The difference between selling a vote and selling access is a matter of degree, not kind," Justice Stevens wrote.

The tabloids may be sneakier and more persistent than more respected news sources, but this is a matter of degree, not kind.

For Messrs Grossman and Rossi-Hansberg, the ease of trading a particular task is a matter of degree not kind; and it is a variable, not a constant.