Sentence examples for degrees ideal from inspiring English sources

The water temperature hovered around 53 degrees, ideal for trout.

The evenings cool down to about 70 degrees, ideal for sampling restaurants and local entertainment.

Petrossian tells me that 35 to 40 degrees is ideal.

The boss reckons that anything under 99 degrees is ideal working.

They hate summer heat, preferring cool nights (50 degrees is ideal) and days not much warmer than 70.

(He wasn't kidding: this is a woman who has kept rooms in her apartment at 65 degrees, the ideal temperature for storing chocolate).

The game-time temperature in the Bronx was a stifling 86 degrees, hardly ideal for any pitcher, let alone one of Sabathia's dimensions: he is listed at 6 feet 7 inches and what may be a charitable 290 pounds.

As someone who hates sweating and considers 40 degrees the ideal temperature for exercise, I was initially intimidated by the heated room when I recently visited the TriBeCa studio.

In addition, the rains have brought down temperatures by several degrees, creating ideal conditions for the dengue mosquitoes to breed".

Then there is the hotel's indoor-outdoor pool, heated to 90 degrees, the ideal aprés-ski balm for weary muscles.

Belief in this sense comes in three "degrees": the ideal doxastic agent either believes A, or else she believes W \ A and thus disbelieves A, or else she believes neither A nor W \ A and thus suspends judgment with respect to A. Ordinary doxastic agents sometimes believe both A and W \ A, but we assume that they should not do so, and hence ignore this case.