Sentence examples for one of degree from inspiring English sources

Once more, if you agree that the common good can justify some restrictions on profit-making, then our disagreement will be one of degree, not principle.

Hague fulminates against the Syrian regime but has nothing to say on the Bahrain despots where the difference in the killing and torture is one of degree, not of kind.

The difference, Potenza feels, is one of degree.

There is a difference, sure, but is it one of kind or one of degree?

But the difference between Bulgaria and Slovakia is one of degree and not of kind.

The distinction between hard science and psychotherapy is one of degree.

The difference between then and now, housing specialists said last week, is one of degree.

Contemporary stylometric methods are more sophisticated, but the difference is one of degree, rather than kind.