Sentence examples for can be set alongside from inspiring English sources

His art can be set alongside today's images of the fabric of the universe.

No modern-dance choreographer ever matched Cunningham when it came to the duet form; his duets can be set alongside those by Astaire, Balanchine and Ashton as the last century's greatest.

Incongruously, there's also a terrific World Cup football song ("I hate my job / Oh God, I hope our boys can win") whose skewering of the inanity of football culture can be set alongside Mitchell and Webb's immortal "watch the football" sketch.

If this police-related information can be set alongside indicators that better gauge performance (albeit always imperfectly), most notably those based on surveys of the public and police employees, and if this portfolio can be tailored and managed in a manner appropriate to its local context, then these, we suggest, may be the key ingredients of a recipe for success.

A one-armed robot (pictured above) made by Denmark's Universal Robots (UR) to "work right alongside employees" can be set up within an hour.

Perhaps a special space can be set aside for future trees to go alongside your first tree.

Locations can be shared with friends and the "paperback-like" map experience offers cutting-edge map visuals alongside zoom, pan and turn controls, street names and a compass that can be set to orient itself in the direction of travel.

Another example of Austin's excellence - all achieved while playing in a side fighting for Premier League survival - can be seen when his record is set alongside Wilfried Bony, who has just joined Manchester City from Swansea City for an initial £25m.

That argument looks a little weak; and, when the rhetoric of "Yes Is More" is set alongside projects like Astana, or a proposed island-resort complex in Azerbaijan, it can seem, to some, that BIG is servile before power.

His large, engrossing color images of the troubled community that surrounds one of them are set alongside shots of the prison's interiors, suggesting that, for black South Africans, freedom can be more perilous than captivity.

Some of these colonies were set alongside existing settlements; others were founded on new sites.