Sentence examples for degree of something from inspiring English sources

A degree of something, which didn't exist in 1976, called political correctness has come to be very important… and rightly so… but some people take these things very, very literally indeed and some of that may be behind some of the reviews".

I think later in life, while he was in prison and the film [Dog Day Afternoon] came out, this character of "The Dog" just got more and more cemented into who he was because he had gotten this notoriety and because there was [already] a certain degree of something different about him.

"I didn't get the degree of sympathy something as serious as this deserves.

The reforms needed to save the euro will require a high degree of solidarity, something which will be difficult with Greece still in the currency union.

To conduct Fed policy requires a degree of opacity, something Bernanke has learned by now.

Nietzsche's revaluation of values, then, assesses moral values on the basis of their "degree of power," something which constitutes an "objective measure of value" (WP 674).

A categorisation of surgical procedures based on the above attributes is inevitably prone to some degree of subjectivity, something that should be minimised by adequate methodological assessment.

"I think there's a high degree of probability that something will detonate, something will go off, but I do think it's probably most likely to happen outside of the ring of steel and the Olympic Village".

But the stereotype has hung around stubbornly since then, appearing in film and television to spread the misconception that autism despite its varying degrees of impairment is something that can also bear desirable or even enviable gifts.

Power without responsibility requires a high degree of self-restraint, something lacking in the contemporary Republican Party.

Most people I know have got a degree of anger about something.