Sentence examples for little degree from inspiring English sources

"It was a little degree of shock," she said.

But she also had to structure and edit a mass of material, which has been done with lucidity and no little degree of intelligent sympathy.

As Table 4 shows, the root mean squared error approximation (RMSEA) has a value below 0.100 for the default model, showing that there is a little degree to which the lack of fit is due to misspecification of the model tested versus being due to sampling error.

MF: You know what's funny is I'm playing a frat party this weekend at UT. [note: that was a week ago when this interview was conducted] There's always part of me that's like, "How simple and nice would life be if I settled down, got a nice little degree and a nice little sorority girlfriend".

When comparing our data with the above results, we found little degree of overlap.

The raptorial visual system has been usually generalized as having large eyes, high acuity, two visual foveae, relatively large binocular areas (but see [20]), small blind areas, and relatively little degree of eye movement [47], [59].

When we have time, we're trying to get our little degrees to have something to fall back on".

The greatest year-to-year variation is in the lower degrees with very little above degree 6.

"This light the entire time is being hand held, and positioned right above the character's head, trying to do a little 45-degree lighting," he said.

It shouldn't be allowed to go any further, and yet here's Alice Russell and her new album, "Pot of Gold" (Little Poppet/Six Degrees).

It's Friday, so you can probably spare a few minutes to watch a heartwarming little 360-degree animated film, the latest in Google's "Spotlight Stories".