Sentence examples for degree that only from inspiring English sources

This variety prevails to such a degree that only the briefest, general description applies to the order as a whole.

The city's booming growth is driven, to a degree that only now seems alarming, by air tourism.

"Julie & Julia" worshiped cooking and eating to a degree that only a project written and directed by someone who felt and lived that reverence could achieve.

But they were undercut to a degree that only history can ultimately settle by the spectacular public disclosure of his personal flaws, and by the political firestorm they fueled.

There's a line in there that goes something like, "By that time, my looks had declined to such a degree that only women would go to bed with me".

By the end of the first week of April, Mitt Romney had wrapped up his party's nomination to such a degree that only a major unforeseen circumstance, which is extremely unlikely, can derail him.

"When I arrived on the scene with 'Henry V,' " he says, "partly through timing, it was overpraised to a degree that could only come back and haunt me.

The reality is that these are very common disorders worldwide, to a degree that is only now being recognised.

To a devastating-to-rock-music degree that can only be blamed on a fatal STD.

Even if everyone in the U.S. were to earn a college degree, that would only mean that we would have more highly educated people in unemployment lines and serving us at McDonalds.

What inevitably emerges with strength is the La Ronde element of the film - very much present in the original novel, but maybe developed here to a degree - that only the French can truly achieve.