Sentence examples for a fine complement for from inspiring English sources

The sport and the VR experience are a fine complement for one another: lying on a PlayStation-branded beanbag at an expo, chin on chest, allows for a simple union of real world and in-game posture, with none of the visual and physical disconnects often apparent when strolling through a virtual world.

The latest version of OpenOffice.org, for example, makes a fine complement to Microsoft Windows.

And Mr. Sullivan is a fine complement to him, edgy and raffish, an entertaining mortal escort for his divinely inspired friend.

A cheese like Parmesan or Gruyere would be a fine complement.

When it is particularly brisk, the Softshell from Soarrunning.com is a fine complement.

They also provide a fine complement to pastel-tinted roses in the last flush of bloom.

A garden's birds are a fine complement to its flowers and vegetables.

It makes a fine complement to a spicy dish, he said, especially in summer.

Mary Dunleavy was a fine complement to her and an excellent Musetta, with a bright, glittery, clear soprano.

Heskey plays as a fine complement to quick and skillful players, on reason Owen backed him when Heskey joined Liverpool for a club record transfer in 2000 and recommended bringing Heskey back into the national team fold in 2007.

The text, by John de St. Jorre, is restrained and a fine complement to the stunning visuals.