Sentence examples for degree of that from inspiring English sources

"Modernization doesn't necessarily have to come with soullessness, and I think there is a degree of that happening".

It could be argued that fear is the driver behind not wanting to leave a place, and there is a degree of that in some of RS Thomas's work.

"Conditions seem ripe for a sustained improvement in M&A activity, although the timing and degree of that are obviously uncertain," Scott L. Bok, Greenhill's chief executive, said in a statement.

A custom-built Kindle app provides some degree of that on the app front.

Pardlo: No! But yes, there is a degree of that.

"A certain degree of that was emotion at the moment, knowing that I might die, screaming to the last person you might love," he said.

"What we need again is that degree of ambition, that degree of courage, that degree of willingness to take an argument to the country," says the cabinet minister Tessa Jowell, who will try to recall the spirit of 1994 at tonight's rally organised by the think-tank Progress.

So I was ostracised to a certain degree because of that.

So I was ostracized to a certain degree because of that.

At Concordia we have come within a few degrees of that (non-windchill) temperature.

They show a degree of seriousness that is impressive".