Sentence examples for feeling to complement from inspiring English sources
On her latest album, "Love Comin' Down," Ms. Foley's got that blues feeling to complement her strong guitar.
Evans takes that feeling to the extreme, as his 14 rebounds Sunday were complemented by only 2 points.
Personally, I like to pepper them throughout my texts, using them to complement a word, feeling, or concept when appropriate: "Had you already left when the undercover cops broke up the party?! [policeman]" "[airplane] fly safe [pill] [sleeping Zs]".
The result: a full belly to complement your contented spirit.
He wanted to vent personal feelings and address moments in his life lyrically and pursued 1980s hip hop influences for the album's production in order to complement its nostalgic tone.
To complement this theory, one can consider the need to "stop" feeling emotional pain and mental agitation.
They are meant to complement her sculptures, but unlike them they have a rambling, unresolved feeling that is offputting.
(They are meant to complement each other).
"No, we want it to complement it".
Another tropical fruit to complement the tamarind?
Elton Brand has to complement Tim Duncan".
