Sentence examples for phenomenal degree from inspiring English sources

It's not something that would have occurred to many people to try, and executing it required a phenomenal degree of balance.

On Wednesday about four-fifths of the two coincided to a phenomenal degree; then Ms. Shick suddenly moved a couple of seconds ahead of her filmed self.

Although the Lumber River is snakelike to a phenomenal degree and winds in and out and around and about and wanders though a lot of territory, it never at any point gets nearer than ten miles to my home.

So why did a company with a great brand, passionate belief in engineering excellence and commitment to building great cars knowingly game the American regulatory system, to suppress measured emissions of nitrogen dioxide to a phenomenal degree?

In 18th-century France, the virtues of tallness, grandeur, courtesy, fluent adagio control and vaulting allegro ease became established as the noble ideal of ballet; in 19th-century Russia they were developed; in him they are reborn to a phenomenal degree.

Cellular and subcellular analyses have, with the help of the combination of imaging, molecular biology and genomics, reached a phenomenal degree of resolution and articles describing this research make their way into journals for various audiences, ranging from the specialized to global.

All five of the forms of phenomenal unity can, to one degree or another, be attributed to Kant.

Houston's work rate in the 90-degree Texas heat was phenomenal: Calen Carr chased lost causes and his inclusion to partner Will Bruin was an inspired move from Kinnear.

Simplifying things considerably, these degrees range from the ideal (the least real) to the phenomenal (mid-grades of reality) to the level of monads (the most real).

Rather than being committed to a uniform characterization of phenomenal selfhood in dreams, the theory attempts to accommodate a considerable degree of variability in phenomenal selfhood in dreaming (Windt & Metzinger 2007).

For years, young people have been told that university is a "phenomenal investment", that they'll earn more if they have a degree.