Sentence examples for only degrees from inspiring English sources

And he retreats to his middle ground, reiterating his mantra about there being only degrees of goodness and badness, degrees of human frailty, nobody's perfect.

"The thing about Wagner," says Keith Warner, "is that there can be no true success in any production of his operas, only degrees of failure.

("All of humanity's crimes are only degrees of theft," he remarks. And later: "How can anyone estimate the ballistic qualities of words?") Even after his death, the whisperings continue.

We had hopes that some of the treatment would work but there came a time when I realised that there wasn't going to be any good news, only degrees of bad.

Left behind in all the dust is Minnesota, whose four-week dance with Moss has left Coach Brad Childress only degrees removed from Captain Queeg, writes Alex Marvez on Foxsports.com.com

I think the boom is in part driven by a sense that money is better invested in 'topping up' state education rather than going private, and for the children that are in private education already, it's driven at least partly by the idea that only degrees from 'the best' universities are worth anything any more.

His only degree is one in law, earned by going to night school in Bklyn.

The United States is not different in kind, only degree; our constraints were weaker.

Only degree-seeking students at Princeton are allowed to apply for off-campus work permission.

The school has about 100 students in the only degree-granting program in mortuary science on Long Island.

It is believed to be the only degree program in ballet offered by a university working with a professional school.