Sentence examples for getting a degree of from inspiring English sources

There is a precedent for this since Greenland withdrew from the EU after getting a degree of autonomy from Denmark in 1982.

"I went with the intention of getting a degree to hopefully get a job down the road".

"He's got a degree of quickness.

But he has just gotten a degree of vindication.

That girl has got a degree of protection to get her revenge.

The agencies did get a degree of support, however, from Germany's conservative Die Welt newspaper.

Most people I know have got a degree of anger about something.

Dr. Enderl got a degree of Doctor of Laws at the Univ. of Vienna, class of '37.

Well OK now they've got a degree of independence and freedom which enable them to proceed.

You have got to pity those students who have to persevere with that garbage in order to get a degree of questionable merit".

You get a degree of comfort by working with the same people, and ultimately with both parties endorsing a decision which other people may take a view on.