Sentence examples for forget the degree from inspiring English sources

In this climate, it's easy to forget the degree to which the man was disparaged and even savaged by both black and white critics, to both his right and his left, while still alive.

And even if she only got her hands on a fraction of that sum, nobody should forget the degree of chaos Arne Duncan managed with only $4 billion in Race to the Top funds at his disposal.

Forget about the degree, forget about the data, forget about the "experts"!

And no matter what you do, forget the liberal arts – non-vocational degrees that include natural and social sciences, mathematics and the humanities, such as history, philosophy and languages.

But 90 is still hot and you never know what Mother Nature has up her sleeve -- last year's Weekend 1 patrons will never forget the rain, wind and 40-degree temperatures that practically ruined Radiohead's two-hour long set.

Forget the fact that it's over 100 degrees here.

And let's not forget the power of the pen: Your adviser holds the key to your degree, the object of your years of toil.

"'Remember, image is everything!' says one thing alone: forget the hard work you've done in those four years to gain your degree, forget the congratulations for graduating; how you look means everything, and thus if you're not investing in some 'sophisticated glamour' you are nothing," she continued.

"Your law degree is invaluable to the business world". I will never forget the day I graduated law school.

We'll never forget the memory of April but we do have to move on to a certain degree because there are other children involved.

Forget the phase diagram.