| Only in this manner, it is argued, can the liberal state enjoy the freely given allegiance of persons who subscribe to rival and incommensurate conceptions of the good. |
| The portrait of the men as fun-loving rogues is incommensurate with their despicable actions. |
| Now we live in a world of largely incommensurate images, some seen on one continent and others in the rest of the world. |
| Thus in the absence of women nineteenth-century science defined feminine nature as essentially incommensurate with masculine nature. |
| Cultural matrices and their operating rules are often incommensurate across localities. |
| The support extended to the victim may be perceived to be incommensurate with the support offered to the offenders. |
