Sentence examples for good counterbalance from inspiring English sources

It'll be a good counterbalance to all the cursing.

Klein's highly structured, subversive images are a good counterbalance to Pfeiffer's more jocular, candid photos.

Uncov has now been taken down, although a review is here) It was a blog that, while overly harsh at times, provided a good counterbalance to much of the sometimes overly positive coverage of startups.

But, in my spare time I'm usually renovating a house that I own with my boyfriend, which is a good counterbalance to sitting at a computer all day.

Winfield is a good counterbalance as Anne's friend and Pawlikowski makes their transition from rivals to friends to potential lovers perfectly believable.

"Since Steve was a very reactive personality, you had this good counterbalance with Tim, in that he was the calm between the two of them," said Rick Devine, a corporate recruiter and managing partner at Devine Capital Partners, who originally recruited Cook to Apple in 1998 from Compaq, a much bigger corporation at the time.

But I shouldn't get snarky about their branding, because the basic idea is a good one: counterbalance the impressive inroads Republicans have made in state legislatures.

These are particularly good at counterbalancing a home mortgage because they consist, at bottom, of other people's mortgages.

All of these considerations suggested the appropriateness of 'the good' combining to counterbalance the efforts of court politicians, and so to sustain parliamentary sovereignty and its benefits.

Raskolnikov argues that with the pawnbroker's money he can perform good deeds to counterbalance the crime, while ridding the world of a worthless vermin.

Some will make the wrong decisions and end up lagging behind; others could spread their risk so widely that the good performers are counterbalanced by the poor ones and the fund goes nowhere.