Usage of "to that degree"

To the degree or extent that.

Usage of to that degree in English

And then you are weakened to that degree that nothing worries you. 
 The Recreations of a Country Parson 

She trembled to that degree that she could hardly hold her fork. 
 L'Assommoir 

We are hated to that degree, that no one speaks to us. 
 The Tragedies of Euripides, Volume I. 

Every time a boatload withdrew, our defense was weakened to that degree. 
 The forgotten soldier 

And to that degree, one understands I suppose the fix he's in. 
 The Guardian 

Not quite to that degree, and it's not necessarily true, either. 
 Here comes trouble 

Her skin crawled to think of their searching her room to that degree. 
 Ahsoka 

I didn't know that I had preserved my youthful beauty to that degree. 
 Indian Summer 

People being exposed to that degree means thousands of people dying. 
 News.com.au 

I made my own experience 'witness' for me to that degree. 
 Four Girls at Chautauqua 

Besides, I don't care to interfere with you to that degree. 
 Indian Summer 

Since when have I enjoyed your father's confidence to that degree? 
 The Tavern Knight 

Sometimes I die onstage with my act, too, but never to that degree. 
 Black is the new white 

It affected the lady to that degree that ever after she loved the violinist. 
 The Fifth String 

If he wanted to threaten her to that degree, let him do it himself. 
 Coming out 

I am depraved to that degree, my dear little saint. 
 Four Girls at Chautauqua 

Meanings of to that degree in English