Sentence examples for degree of name from inspiring English sources

"I'd love to run a club night that only brought amazing but unknown DJs I've encountered to come and play, but sadly it just wouldn't work as people in general are only interested in or have respect for DJs with a degree of name recognition", Twitch says.

A degree of name-dropping develops.

His popular book The Road to Serfdom, published in 1944, suddenly gave the austere Austrian a degree of name-recognition in the same league as Keynes, not least in the US.

Why call it First Mind? "There's a certain degree of naming unnameables here," says Mulvey, bearded and dressed today in a heavy woollen jumper.

The recognition of chemical entities has to cope with a considerable degree of naming variability encountered between and within different chemical sub-disciplines.

In addition, AD patients often show category-related semantic deficits, with a relatively greater impairment in naming biological compared with nonbiological entities that becomes more discrepant with increasing degree of overall naming impairment (Whatmough et al. 2003).

Yet, in the decades that followed, Gerstl never achieved the degree of international name-recognition accorded to his contemporaries Oskar Kokoschka and Egon Schiele, not to mention the somewhat older Gustav Klimt.

Significant verbal abuse was defined as receiving a score of 40 or more on the Verbal Aggression Questionnaire [ 59], which assesses the frequency and degree of swearing, name-calling, criticizing, etc. that an individual receives from a family member.

(Name) graduated from (high school name) and received (name of degree) from (name of college).

"I can't remember another group with our degree of billings and name recognition that has moved on Long Island".

Table 2 Condition name and degree of embodiment in taxonomy Condition Name Passive or active?