Sentence examples for expressed a degree of from inspiring English sources

In a recent interview with "PBS News Hour" Robert Murray expressed a degree of climate denialism that was nearly Dadaesque.

Still, the judges expressed a degree of skepticism about the defendants' version of events.

So far, many Chicago families have expressed a degree of patience with their new, topsy-turvy circumstances.

Dr. Henry S. Cabin, a professor of medicine at Yale and director of the Yale-New Haven Hospital Heart Center, expressedegreegree of skepticism.

Appearing on national television at 7 p.m., three hours after calling the American ambassador in Tbilisi and notifying him of his plans for snap elections, Mr. Saakashvili both defended the police action and expressed a degree of regret.

But the authorities said that in a series of lengthy interviews during the weekend, Mr. Critton admitted to the crimes and expressed a degree of relief at being caught at last.

Recently I have heard a number of charity finance professionals express a degree of frustration with their boards.

Probability is a subjective or personal concept and has no meaning outside of expressing a degree of belief.

Except the faces express a degree of self-doubt which would not appear on an anthropological object.

A recent poll conducted by the Russian public survey centre, VTsIOM, saw nearly half of respondents express a degree of opposition to the suitability of Orthodox moral standards in modern society.

Divergence of minimax model results from expected value is quantified and a set of possible prior distributions expressing a degree of Knightian uncertainty corresponding to risk preference determined.