Sentence examples for there a scale from inspiring English sources

Nor is there a scale according to which the hazard of a given amount of external exposure has been calibrated.

So there's a scale there.

There are a small number of people who find it a bit too much, but there is a scale of comfort with all software and experiences.

In the lego room, there's a scale model of the building.

"There's a scale difference" between LAMOA and other L.A. museums, Könitz explained, with considerable understatement.

"There's a scale from mild embarrassment to complete disaster and this isn't significantly embarrassing," he said.

There's a scale model of Harbor Shores and photographs of a happy, diverse community in full bloom.

If there were a scale of self-exposure and Lena Dunham was on one end, I'd be anchoring the other.

There is a scale of ambition when Lagerfeld creates for Chanel that is on a quite different level to that operated on by any other designer.

But there is a scale model available: it was shown at the Jeu de Paume in Paris in 1999 in a major retrospective of Mr. Meier's work.

• "If there was a scale of importance, Bob would be at the top," Lonn Trost, the Yankees' chief operating office, said later when I called him.