We simply want an acceptable, believable culmination to the story that's been presented, an ending that is narratively logical, emotionally impactful, and authentically commensurate to the characters and plots the writers have created and we've been following throughout.
Because when your series is so nearly culled before its time, you have every right to take your revolver in hand when the time is right and see your characters off with commensurate dignity.
Once he had imagined a character, he fashioned a commensurate appearance — meticulously shaving his face, plucking his eyebrows, using hair-removal creams.
The BIHL board has formally told the stock exchange that it is resisting making the changes demanded and has written to Yeung and U-Continent asking whether these proposed directors "have the character, expertise and integrity and … competence commensurate with their positions as directors".
In Kavanagh, a character says: We want a national literature commensurate with our mountains and rivers.
Abnormally high conversions (within 20 min), which do not commensurate with the Lewis acidity values, may be attributed to the reducible character of the iron.
Cannily, given how much of the storyline he is made to shoulder, the Andreas Wolf character is positioned as a pre-internet creature, born and raised in communist East Germany, with a commensurate understanding of how systems that claim to liberate human potential can actually constrain it.
It shows Mr. Lurie ambitiously trying out some bold compositions, notably two-shots in which one character's head looms in the foreground while the second person blurs into the background, and a commensurate level of narrative ambition that goes awry in the execution.
The commensurate HT structure contains two clouds of bismuth atoms displaced in opposite directions, which confirms the simple antiferroelectric displacement character of the A site cations in this commensurate structure.
Farcical characters should speak in a manner befitting their social position; kings should intone with the elegance and dignity commensurate with their rank.
