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Example sentences for "lesser degree"

  • Lucas, after weighing the whole evidence, comes to the conclusion that every peculiarity tends to be transmitted in a greater or lesser degree to that sex in which it first appears.

  • Then there are those in whom all these motives operate in greater or lesser degree,--the so-called normal person.

  • Thus tenderness and sex passion, with sadism and masochism in lesser degree, are basic in sex feeling, but other qualities enter so largely that any complete analysis is almost impossible.

  • In a lesser degree, the romances that girls feed on unfit them for sober realities, and the expectation of marriage built up by romantic novel and theater do far more harm than good.

  • In the right arm there was unendurable pain to the touch, and this was present in a lesser degree in the left arm.

  • The elder sister had the same congenital condition, but to a lesser degree.

  • The disease is essentially contagious and occurs at all ages and among all sexes, to a lesser degree in whites and hybrids, and is never congenital.

  • I have hitherto sometimes spoken as if the variations--so common and multiform in organic beings under domestication, and in a lesser degree in those in a state of nature--had been due to chance.

  • Gärtner, moreover, found that this difference of facility in making reciprocal crosses is extremely common in a lesser degree.

  • Let it be borne in mind in what an endless number of strange peculiarities our domestic productions, and, in a lesser degree, those under nature, vary; and how strong the hereditary tendency is.

  • Every condition, according to this teaching, is only a certain step, indifferent in itself, toward the unattainable perfection, and so in itself forms neither a greater nor a lesser degree of life.

  • An intense degree of cold is a pain; for to feel a very great cold, is to perceive a great uneasiness: it cannot therefore exist without the mind; but a lesser degree of cold may, as well as a lesser degree of heat.

  • They are both perceived by sense; nay, the greater degree of heat is more sensibly perceived; and consequently, if there is any difference, we are more certain of its real existence than we can be of the reality of a lesser degree.

  • During the latter part of his life, Michelangelo showed a similar defect in a lesser degree, for his unfinished works of the period exceed in number those he completed.

  • An illusion is created in the same way though in a lesser degree by Gustave Dore in several works.

  • Thus the relation of blood produces the strongest tie the mind is capable of in the love of parents to their children, and a lesser degree of the same affection, as the relation lessens.

  • By the vivacity of the idea we interest the fancy, and produce, though in a lesser degree, the same pleasure, which arises from a moderate passion.

  • We may observe the same effect of poetry in a lesser degree; only with this difference, that the least reflection dissipates the illusions of poetry, and Places the objects in their proper light.

  • In the main, these are characteristics of the human male, though the female often possesses them in a greater or lesser degree.

  • Every civilization has maintained a greater or lesser degree of mobility between the classes.

  • It is true to a lesser degree in New Zealand and Australia.

  • Human beings are, to a greater or lesser degree, cosmically aware.

  • The same is true in a lesser degree of milder or more chronic diseases.

  • In lesser degree, then, but unmistakably present, we find the same sort of conduct appearing in the animals to which we give in man the names courage, prudence, etc.

  • In similar manner but in lesser degree a paternal instinct was developed.

  • What is true so strikingly in the case of these great cities is true, in lesser degree, of all cities and towns and villages that have grown in population.

  • There is a variety of scented fires, all partaking, in a greater or lesser degree, of a peculiar flavour, according to the substances, which enter into their composition.

  • The fire is, therefore, more brilliant, as the combustion is more rapid, and the metal may be oxidized in a greater or lesser degree, but not to a maximum.

  • Gartner, moreover, found that this difference of facility in making reciprocal crosses is extremely common in a lesser degree.


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    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
    also find; but not; changed voice; comparative area; decent woman; determining power; does what; dumb show; each year; govern themselves; great rivers; including fishing; large rock; lesser degree; lesser extent; lesser wing; long tyme; not unlike; open shame; shoot him; thine inheritance; usually followed; various modes; yellow powder