Sentence examples for degrees of good from inspiring English sources

Real life is analog, with varying degrees of good and bad, right and wrong, and shades of gray.

It distinguishes between degrees of good health and poor health [ 62] and is sensitive to mild changes in illness burden [ 63].

Both distributions are positively skewed, indicating that they distinguish better between degrees of reduced mental health than degrees of good mental health.

Mike is hazed at first, and his housemates torment him with varying degrees of good-natured hostility, forcing him, for example, to learn how to surf.

Such impressive figures cannot be achieved without a degree of good fortune.

Behind this ebulliency, however, there was a first-class mind and a high degree of good economic and political judgment.

Accomplishing these intermediate goals would require considerable time and energy as well as a degree of good fortune.

Careful to balance church building with social welfare -- from school construction to disaster relief -- the charity has in turn won a degree of good will from local officials.

"The policies generally do not cost the corporations anything or very much, and they create some degree of good will," he said.

"We tried a bunch of colors, and we got notes stuck up there going, 'I hate this color!' " Mr. Richardson said, with a remarkable degree of good humor.

Gladwell notices, however, that a remarkable degree of good luck is needed to realize the gains from even well-honed skills.