Sentence examples for degrees not one from inspiring English sources

When the United Nations set out to create a court system, for example, it found only 70 people in the country with law degrees, not one of whom had been allowed by the Indonesians to work as a lawyer or a judge.

Not exactly thrilled by the idea of putting myself in 120 degrees, but not one to pass up free stuff, I say "hey, why the hell not?" Let's go for it.

We are reminded of Darwin, who wrote in "The Descent of Man" (1871) that the difference between human and animal cognition is "certainly a matter of degree and not one of kind".

The Internet is a utility, to a degree, but not one whose sanctity is guaranteed to us by some holy writ.

With wildly varying degrees of hope, not one of them would pass on the chance to rip off his 37-year-old head one day.

I spent 17 years attaining a college degree and there was not one course on the value of work.

The protein property half lives is measured with minute, hour and fold; in the above example, the closest physical quantity is 60°C, and once the relation is validated against the ontology, it is discarded as Degree Celsius is not one of the fillers of half life and the correct filler 6 and 40 min is assigned.

But by unsettling degrees, you realize that not one of the trio involved in that relationship knows the whole story of what has happened.

Not now, though - give me bounce, a certain degree of wildness and not one strand of grey.

The film delivers precisely the satisfaction a sympathetic audience could expect from its director, not one degree above or below.

To a surprising degree, American music had not one beginning -- with Copland and other postwar Francophiles -- but two.