Sentence examples for ever complemented from inspiring English sources

As I look back on my career in broadcasting, nobody had ever complemented me on a specific thing.

More than ever, the accessories complemented the clothes and vice versa.

The disease estimates used in this study were derived from scientific publications where ever possible and complemented by expert opinion consultation.

As the largest and most innovative survey of adult skills ever conducted, PIAAC both complemented and broadened the types of information collected in school-based surveys.

It even complements itself for being the UK's "first ever non-clinical undergraduate specialised degree programme available on Ucas".

The food -- solid versions of great French food like duck confit, charcuterie plates and maybe the best scallops I've ever eaten -- complement the see-and-be-seen atmosphere.

While (not only) Greek drivers get a thrill out of shooting for 200km/hour speeds on the highway's long, flat expanses, for travellers the major reward lies in the close access the Egnatia Odos provides to many towns of historic and culinary interest, all complemented by an ever-changing scenery quite different from elsewhere in Greece.

But big-band jazz has complemented the music program here ever since Don DuPont, the goateed bandleader, started the Roaring Brook Big Band 27 years ago.

The detailed transcriptome time series, which is deepest resolved transcriptomic data ever produced for an actinomycete, is currently complemented by metabolome and proteome analysis.

The ever-flowing steps for all the dancers complemented the swirls of piano music.

Outfit the house with security cameras that scan the corridors, the surveillance tapes complemented by the human watchfulness of ever-­solicitous volunteers.