Sentence examples for experienced degrees from inspiring English sources

In one of his borderline "thought disordered" letters, it is evident that at times he experienced degrees of depersonalisation: "I do not know what I am standing on – & when anyone speaks to me I cannot for the life of me make out what they are talking about – everything seems so curious".

Subjects experienced degrees of control in conditions ranging from total control (complete correspondence between virtual hand movement and the subject's movement of the hand) to a condition where it was very clear that the experimenter was moving The hand.

Although fathers, children and families also experienced degrees of social exclusion and isolation, they went to extraordinary efforts to enable their children and families to experience ordinary childhood activities, frequently at the expense of their own independent social lives.

"I start experiencing degrees of separation between David and I," she wrote.

The Pentagon has experienced uneven degrees of cooperation with the anti-Taliban groups.

These three participants eventually viewed evolution as being more valid than intelligent design, but experienced varying degrees of emotional turmoil.

The island was shortened by 45 m (150 ft) to the north and southern beaches experienced varying degrees of erosion.

The five cohorts experienced varying degrees of growth failure.

The nine study communities experienced different degrees of MPB disturbance.

Patients requiring ECMO have experienced varying degrees of hypoxia, hypotension, and acidosis [ 1].

Nevertheless, the frailty indicators reveal that the participants experienced different degrees of frailty.