Sentence examples for She counterbalanced from inspiring English sources

Twelve months later she counterbalanced that achievement by becoming the first defending champion to lose in the first round.

But Wong was "a champ: she counterbalanced to compensate for the fishtailing, and she just started riding.

The devouring mother is a forbidding presence in the late plays, though she is counterbalanced by redeeming maternal figures such as Hermione in The Winter's Tale and Thaisa in Pericles.

She offers a counterbalance to the "bad press" Hecuba has copped (with Euripides transforming her into a scheming wild dog of revenge for the  atrocities she suffered) in this beautiful, terrifying, almost uncannily eloquent play.

In the process, she discovered that counterbalance, as expressed in old Greek sculptures, is more interesting than symmetrical static forms.

She provides the counterbalance to the tide of hatred that drowns the last act of the film".

"They let her in, so whatever concerns they had might have been counterbalanced" by the knowledge that she had helped law enforcement with the criminal case.

She suggests that such a decrease could "be counterbalanced by the development of more post-doctorate positions outside academia or even reducing/slowing down the growth in numbers of those going into PhD study".

But in his 1978 autobiography, "Time and Chance," Group Captain Townsend wrote, "I simply hadn't the weight, I knew it, to counterbalance all she would have lost".

"If you do have healthy food for breakfast it will obviously have a health benefit but if you are going to eat rubbish throughout the day or later it counterbalances out," she says.

Goodman notes she serves to somewhat counterbalance Frank.