Sentence examples for counterbalance in from inspiring English sources

Jordan: All this makes for nice counterbalance in Cremaster 1, much more feminine in every respect.

Ranevskaya's crucial counterbalance in the play is Lopakhin (Owen Teale), the wheeler-dealer son of serfs, who became wealthy enough to end up purchasing the estate on which his forerunners toiled as slaves.

There has, admittedly, been a counterbalance in the growing influence of the courts, but this has been "far from enough to offset the decline in the other checks and balances".

If the fans here remember how Salomon Torres was shelled by the Los Angeles Dodgers on the final day in 1993, sending the Atlanta Braves into the playoffs, they now have a counterbalance in Sanchez.

Still, some analysts say that a Bersani government would be in tune with President François Hollande of France, a Socialist, and could serve as a counterbalance in Europe to an increasingly powerful Germany.

These, he said, "were the fullest years of my life, crowded with discovery both inner and outer", and the poems written then make up his most sunlit, celebratory book, Moly (1971); rock music and drug-induced euphoria find their characteristic counterbalance in the beautifully resonant lucidity of The Fair In The Woods, Grasses and Sunlight.

Given that the company's founder and CEO David Karp has made it clear he's not a big fan of ads, it seems as if this were meant to counterbalance in-stream ads like Twitter's Promoted Tweets or Facebook's Sponsored Stories.

Moreover, such fly casting mechanisms may be counterbalanced by in-cell compaction.

Hand position and image set order were counterbalanced in a within-participant design.

Sequences were counterbalanced in a Latin Square Design into four lists such that no list repeated strips.

We presented the stimuli at two presentation durations (250 ms, 1000 ms) in separate blocks, counterbalanced in order across participants.