Sentence examples for complementing the theme from inspiring English sources

Complementing the theme, the big surprise guest this year is his holiness the Dalai Lama.

Along with in vitro assays, predictive toxicology received, in recent times, great attention as a method to evaluate various toxicological endpoints and reduce animal experiments, complementing the theme of replace, reduce and refine (3Rs) [5].

In recent years, in silico prediction methods received great attention in an attempt to reduce animal experiments for the evaluation of various toxicological endpoints, complementing the theme of replace, reduce and refine.

(Ages 3 to 7) Hilarious drawings perfectly complement the theme, which could be summarized: logic is for sissies.

To complement the theme, Rock River mixed up a CD called Rum Punch, with songs like "Papa Loves Mambo" by Perry Como and "Cocoanut Woman" by Harry Belafonte.

It's also chock-full of photos of the author in assorted costumes and layers of makeup designed to complement the theme of each section.

"Our research tells us that guests expect to order beer and wine at a dining experience like this, and having a selection of wine and beer from France and Belgium complements the theme of the restaurant and its French-inspired cuisine," said Bryan Malenius, a Disney spokesman.

March Hogan from Spin magazine said that the song was "as usual" about fame but felt that the cover art complemented the theme the song portrayed.

Chibnall believed that it complemented the theme in the two-parter about how the humans and Silurians were alike and different.

To complement the theme of parallel worlds, he gave Another and Home respectively dark and bright moods, and hoped players would feel the emotions of "'burning soul,'lonelyly world,' and 'unforgettable memories'".

The advocacy message of the booklet complements the theme of Human Rights Day this 10 December - 'Dignity and justice for all of us' - which reinforces the 60 year-long vision of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights that inherent human dignity, non-discrimination, equality, fairness and universality, apply to everyone, everywhere and always.