Sentence examples for one extent or another from inspiring English sources

We all deserve some privacy, and yet we all, just by walking through the world, put ourselves and even our children on display, to one extent or another.

"Top of the Lake," "True Detective," "Broadchurch," "Rectify," "The Fall," "Happy Valley," "The Bletchley Circle" -- all of these shows, to one extent or another, expand on an important theme, one that gets often gets lost or gleefully bulldozed in more commercially-minded crime-oriented dramas.

Mediating factors, to one extent or another, for the effect of insulin pump treatment on cardiovascular mortality might be increased frequency of glucose monitoring, as well as more appropriate actions at various blood glucose concentrations.

I think the last words have also all been censored, to one extent or another.

"To one extent or another, nearly everything in Washington leads back to him".

Jasmine's economic slide, to one extent or another, has been experienced by millions of Americans.

It lies within all of us, to one extent or the other, indelibly etched in our genome and cultural heritage.

All of these kinds of people and more could be categorized to one extent or the other as centrist, and many of them are swing voters.

But it is the one extent that sticks in my mind.

When the Senate recently held a hearing on the spending of the stimulus money, Ray Scheppach, the executive director of the National Governors Association, told lawmakers that "to one extent this hearing is premature".

WANG: To one extent, yes.