Sentence examples for second degree of from inspiring English sources

He also happened to be a convicted murderer (second degree) – of his father.

The second degree of knowledge obtains when "the mind perceives the agreement or disagreement of... ideas, but not immediately".

Mr. Pugach, who was convicted of only a single count — harassment in the second degree — of the 11 with which he was charged in that case, was sentenced to 15 days in jail.

He added the "second degree of the affix for expectation of outcome" to suggest an element of surprise that is more than mere unpreparedness but less than outright shock, and the "third degree of the affix for contextual appropriateness" to suggest an element of impropriety that is less than scandalous but more than simply eyebrow-raising.

"You need a second degree of curation".

However, the second degree of quantum involvement seemed, at least initially, to slam the door shut.

"It's the second-degree-of-association," Mr. Estreich said.

We aren't blood relatives up to the third degree of relationship.

He was an active life member of the Fourth Degree of the Knights of Columbus for over 70 years.

The melody emphasizes the dissonant and soulful "flatted fifth" degree of the scale, evoking a streetwise celebration of the beautiful lithe dancer promenading down the avenue.

The music is fey and detached, leaning on the raised fourth degree of the Lydian scale, which supplies a lighter-than-air quality.