Sentence examples for degree of licence from inspiring English sources

The latter performance offered another mark of his genius, which is the high degree of licence he is allowed by the cultural arbiters of the day.

Despite this degree of poetic licence the manga has been enormously influential.

Paradoxically Di Canio now needs a degree of dictatorial licence if he is going to succeed at the Stadium of Light.

The director, Paul Greengrass, has no doubt taken a degree of artistic licence with the story, but it feels like a fair representation.

There is inevitably a degree of creative licence in this depiction of the life of international criminal lawyers, but a version of this "peace v justice" dilemma very much exists in the real world.

I asked Sky to respond to my criticism and a spokeswoman said: "Our latest advertisement uses a degree of creative licence to help bring to life the fact that Sky is the only network to offer a totally unlimited broadband service.

The film mixes actual historical fact with a degree of dramatic licence.

He said that he had used a degree of creative licence when "explaining" these apparent inspirations in his monologue sections.

Grades of proficiency in studies from simple certificates to the degrees of baccalauréat, licence, and doctorate were awarded on the result of examinations, and these tests were made a necessary condition of entry into such professions as medicine, law, and teaching.

This is the highest level of licencing for a pilot.

"It should not be impossible to arrive at an arrangement where the BBC has a degree of oversight to ensure licence fee money is being used correctly," he said.