Usages of quo ... eo
Quo severior iudex videtur, eo celerius rea veritatem fateri vult.
The sterner the judge seems, the more quickly the female accused wants to confess the truth.
Quo diutius aurifex aurum polit, eo nitidius monile fit.
The longer the goldsmith polishes the gold, the shinier the necklace becomes.
Quo diligentius artifex gemmas in armillam ponit, eo pretiosius ornamentum videtur.
The more carefully the craftsperson places the gems in the bracelet, the more precious the ornament seems.
Quo magis mater clementiam et misericordiam laudat, eo minus filia poenam severam timet.
The more mother praises clemency and mercy, the less the daughter fears a harsh punishment.
Quo maior superbia est, eo difficilius veritas dicitur.
The greater the pride is, the more difficult it is to tell the truth.
Quo diligentius serva pavimentum purgat, eo laetior mater fit.
The more carefully the maid cleans the floor, the happier mother becomes.
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