Sentence examples for impressive degree from inspiring English sources

To an impressive degree, Ms. Tollman had done so.

This all shows an impressive degree of consideration and rational strategic thinking by Rhode Island voters.

The prisoners, meanwhile, tried to impose order using whatever small means they had, and, to an impressive degree, they succeeded.

It's an impressive degree to which Don Garber is checking off boxes, and he deserves kudos for that.

Rosauro's interest in eastern culture runs deep and the Overture presented its pentatonic themes with an impressive degree of confidence.

Allawi's sudden rise from obscurity suggested an impressive degree of political instinct, not least in knowing how and when to present himself as a useful man.

They have impressive degrees and serious careers and the social markers that go with them.

In an intensely competitive country that has long put a premium on impressive degrees, suspicions that academic records had been falsified have circulated for years.

Mr. Leach's credentials are impressive: degrees from Princeton and Johns Hopkins; a recent stint as interim director of the Institute of Politics at the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University.

Fueled by B.Y.O.B. bourbon, impressive degrees and the angst that comes with being young and unmoored, members spend their hours filling the air with talk of Edmund Wilson and poststructuralism.

In a country where a premium is placed on impressive degrees, so much so that it can even affect marriage proposals, Yale is about as good as it gets.