Sentence examples for degrees of life from inspiring English sources

Like "The Real World" and "Big Brother," "Sail Away" puts people with various degrees of life experience in close living quarters and pulls participants aside for personal on-camera interviews.

And it is for this reason that Leibniz will claim that "all of nature is full of life" (Principles of Nature and Grace §1: G VI 598/AG 207) and that "there are infinite degrees of life in the monads".

Finally, life stress and emotional symptoms scores in the study cohort were comparable to previously reported degrees of life stress and emotional symptoms in adults [15], [19].

In fact ordered probit in this study captures the qualitative differences between different degrees of life satisfaction.

Lastly, significant correlations were found among all four questionnaires, reflecting a close association between lower degrees of life enjoyment and satisfaction (Q-LES-Q), higher scores of disability (SDS), more functional decline (ADL) and neurocognitive complaints (PAOFI).

"His writing is informed by a huge intellect and a huge degree of life experience unrivaled by most normal human beings," he said.

I saw the Martins production with all its original casts in 1991; only Kyra Nichols in those days brought the music to this degree of life.

As the latter author notes (Christie 2002: 46), '[a]bstractness is not a feature of early writing … we may [therefore] reasonably assume that a degree of life experience is required before children [can] give expression to it'.

And each type of relationship -- from beginning to end -- gets its own degree of life cycle experience.

They were also asked to indicate the degree of life satisfaction, perceived health and health status.

Perhaps women are more affected by the norms and opinions of others than men, when assessing their degree of life satisfaction.