Sentence examples for being a counterpart from inspiring English sources

-- though neither location ever came close to being a counterpart to Nebraska as a muse.

A B wheel is 20 points harder than it's "A" counterpart: thus an 80B wheel is as hard as a 100A wheel.

In other words, it was a counterpart to her protest album, and possibly also a remedy for it.

One veil was a counterpart of the one worn by the Princess and is woven of finest wool.

The filigree on the frames is a counterpart to the desks, but more important, the mirror signifies the present.

But the idea of this larger-than-life individualism makes you think that there's a counterpart.

In terms of national accounts, massive government deficits are a counterpart to the surge in corporate profits.

It is as different from ordinary listening as the patient's free association is different from ordinary talking; in fact, it is a counterpart of free association.

Sophocles wrote an "Electra" whose heroine is a counterpart to his Antigone — a fierce virgin who defies convention in her obsessive quest to avenge family wrongs.

She might be a counterpart of the creature in another photograph, "The British Lion," of the sculptures in front of the British Museum.

To some vocal critics at the time, the seeming anarchy on the canvas was a counterpart to a feared anarchy on the streets.