Sentence examples for restore a degree from inspiring English sources

A cap at 200% would restore a degree of sanity.

"I'll restore a degree of civility right now," Colbert said.

Mr. Gergiev, it seemed, was trying to restore a degree of solemnity and spaciousness to music often milked for dramatic effect.

Evidently sensing he was onto a winner, Bush offered that it was time "to restore a degree of civility" to politics.

The creators of Privacy say they wish we could restore a degree of the simplicity of the pre-digital age to our complex modern existences.

But the hope is that it will help restore a degree of confidence in Greece's future and make the euro zone look less fragile.

This usually restores a degree of consciousness, which slowly spreads through the rest of Ellington's system.

Richard Trumka restored a degree of order and democracy to the UMWA upon his election to the presidency in 1982.

They make no pretence to be interrupting drug trafficking itself but they do claim to have restored a degree of tranquillity to daily life.

Mr. Bush and his commanders weighed whether to reward the Sunnis with early provincial elections, restoring a degree of political power to them.

"The tweeting seems as though it restores a degree of anonymity," said Suzanne Garment, whose 1991 book, "Scandal: The Culture of Mistrust in American Politics" keeps proving its relevance.