Sentence examples for correspond neatly from inspiring English sources

There's no language on earth where mathematical logic and its grammar correspond neatly.

In some cases, logistically distinct business segments correspond neatly with market segments.

Over time, then, 'the people' in democracy has been assumed to correspond neatly with the citizenry of each particular nation-state.

It is easy to assume that high rates of drug-related incarceration correspond neatly with higher rates of drug use.

It seems likely that practices of peer working do not correspond neatly to existing clinical practice boundaries, especially in more clinically orientated services.

Sophia corresponds neatly to the Jewish Hokhmah.

Whistles with its eighty-quid-a-throw cardigans, and two-hundred-quid peacoats corresponds neatly with those shopping ambitions.

It appeared to have been blazed a few days before by the victim and his pursuer; near the bottom, where the trees gave way to open sky, there were grooves of plowed earth that corresponded neatly with encrustations on the heels of the clown's giant brogues.

There is little nihilism in Swedish noir: good and bad are always clearly distinguished all the way through to the cartoonish culmination of the genre in Stieg Larsson's trilogy about Lisbeth Salander: the problem for the heroes is that good no longer corresponds neatly with the Swedish state.

The type hierarchy corresponds neatly to the hierarchy of domains that we saw in our discussion of Cantor's theorem.

This stage corresponds neatly to the Surveyor Voice, which is concerned with grading objects on the historical terrain in terms of their significance and with regard to larger patterns of change, time and cause.