Sentence examples for commensurately less from inspiring English sources
Eventually, wife may come to believe that her real husband, the "man she married," lives between the covers of a book, and she will have "commensurately less conscious incentive even to try to connect with real 3D" husband.
The story in "Reality" is less of a grabber, recognizable rather than terrifyingly exotic, and while Mr. Garrone remains a powerful visual stylist, the filmmaking feels commensurately less urgent.
It's also true that to the extent one begins to view pseudo-relationships with Bud Bundy or Jane Pauley as acceptable alternatives to relationships with real humans, one has commensurately less conscious incentive even to try to connect with real 3D persons, connections that are pretty important to mental health.
The S does all these things, only with commensurately less verve.
Lesser Renegades possess commensurately less capability, all the way down to sub-$20,000 front-wheel-drive poseurs that save owners money at purchase and at the pump.
Consistent with this observation, Golgi SNARE complex pre-bound to Sec17 and then washed retained less Sec17, and commensurately less Sly1, versus pulldowns in which Sec17 was in excess.
Anyway the point is that professors are still not allowed to fuck you, but are a little bit more allowed than in high school, but you will be commensurately that much less interested.
The synagogue is commensurately more modest but no less refined in concept or execution.
Whether that means insider trading should be treated as less serious, with a commensurately reduced punishment, will be reflected in Judge Holwell's sentencing decision.
Many other less renowned alumni have done commensurately as well.
Perhaps the most telling change, in the early episodes of the American "Being Human," is that it seems to spend a lot less time in the house and commensurately more time at work, in bars and in a new vampire club where the veins of good-looking women are offered up like stations on a buffet line.
