Sentence examples for correspondingly she from inspiring English sources

That is how the art evolves". Correspondingly, she said, flamenco dance is not all that tightly choreographed.

Correspondingly, she noted that if the circumstances were different and she wanted to be pregnant, then she would expect ultrasound to be a very different experience.

The position of the Palestinian president, Mahmoud Abbas, known as Abu Mazen, had been correspondingly weakened, she added.

"The coalition deal hands out presents like it's Christmas - and will cost correspondingly more," she says.

Her situation was more precarious than mine; she was correspondingly less reckless.

Christine was principled and hardworking, determined to break what politicians call "a cycle of urban underachievement". Her situation was more precarious than mine; she was correspondingly less reckless.

Fame and commercial success seem almost out of place for this collection of gospel hymns and blues and Appalachian tunes, and Ms. Krauss sometimes seems correspondingly uncomfortable with the public recognition she has achieved -- recognition that this year includes five Grammy nominations.

She continued, "We have become correspondingly more anxious that they" -- our children -- "should be perfectly equipped before they go".

Given that catchy name, blessed with diverse musical skills, Carson's game didn't look correspondingly rhythmic, all that free flowing, when she came to my town with Eastside High School of nearby Paterson during her senior year to play against our public school team.

But if she wins the lottery (with low probability), she is propelled to much higher wealth Ww (yielding correspondingly higher utility Uw).

The play is predicated on Burchill not being the draw she once was, and the audience is correspondingly sparse.