Sentence examples similar to complimentary meaning from inspiring English sources
It's a complimentary service, meaning that it is free!
Statistically significant differences in correlation coefficients to the three extracted clinical factors support their distinct physiological meaning and suggest they may have complimentary roles in the analysis of MS-related walking disability.
Paul Plishka, however, demonstrated the meaning of the term veteran in the most respectful and complimentary sense as a droll Bartolo, despite his wonted vocal wobble.
The Climate Commission report portrays China in a very complimentary light but it does state that China is reducing its "emissions growth" – meaning China is still increasing its emissions, just not as quickly as previously.
Instead, attention is lavished on the pitch of one man's voice (Robert's; he worries it's too high), and the meaning that the group as a whole assigns to the hotel's complimentary breakfast.
Both approaches are overlapping and complimentary and can be present in the same programme with similar activities and hold different meanings for two groups of targeted populations with different results.
The notes are generally never that complimentary – they encompass the actual sexual encounter, as well as the dates and situations that led up to it, meaning that there's quite a lot of scope.
Celebrities, meaning those who were celebrated for their bad behaviour not for any particular achievements, were ushered past the frantic queue and handed vouchers for complimentary drinks.
Cummins was complimentary.
Thomas was quite complimentary.
