Sentence examples for better complemented the from inspiring English sources

She often performed with warmth and insightful touches, but a more sparkling sound might have better complemented the ensemble's interpretation.

Little could be done to repair the tapes in 1970, so the band released the Leeds set instead, despite band-members favouring Hull because the spacious venue better complemented the acoustics.

A more polished piano sound would certainly have better complemented the fine playing of the wind players: the flutist Svjetlana Kabalin (the only original member of the group), the clarinetist Pavel Vinnitsky, the bassoonist Erik Holtje and the horn player Zohar Schondorf.

Google's Material design now stretches to small things such as the status bar, better complementing the colour scheme of the app and making Android 6.0 look and feel more uniform.

The awkward way that Gay fits with the rest of the Memphis roster, one that appears capable of deep run in the playoffs, has led to speculation that he might be traded for a player who better complements the talents of Gasol and Conley.

Preliminary computational studies led to the hypothesis that carboxylic acid transposition and deconstruction of the Y-0452 quinoline system would enhance ligand protein interactions and better complement the nature of the binding pocket.

When deciding which to use, consider the dish you are preparing and whether it will be better complemented by a mild or a more aromatic butter.

We found they were better complemented by adjvar, a coarse mash of roasted red peppers.

The disappearance of the suspension item suggests the committee may have believed that focusing solely on its Iran-related items would better complement Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's controversial speech about ongoing Iranian nuclear negotiations.

Smile, take time to thank employees, take time to get to know them a little better, complement their work, keep it together.

Do note that Boy Mac hemlines should fall at or above the knee -- the better to complement the season's shorter skirts.