Sentence examples for ideally balanced from inspiring English sources

An artful Schumann selection of songs closed with "Widmung", its pathos and joy ideally balanced.

The orchestra sounded both luxuriant and transparent in a rendition that was ideally balanced and never lugubrious or too slow.

Take the Big Bang: if nature were ideally balanced, equal amounts of matter and antimatter would have emerged from it.

Ms. O'Connor and Ms. Fielding were less than ideally balanced in "Meine Liebe ist grün," which has an especially robust piano part.

The soloists, however, weren't quite ideally balanced, with tenor Francesco Meli tending to belt on occasion and lacking the requisite sense of introversion for the Ingemisco.

Sondheim once characterised the show as "whipped cream and knives"; and both are here ideally balanced, as is the sound through the simple device of having the band placed behind the singers.

And a Ravel disk with the Berlin Philharmonic ideally balances color and rhythm (439 859-2).

The piece opened with a tone of exquisite introversion; Mr. Wass's playing was clean and elegant, ideally balancing animation and decorum.

Ideally, balance sheets (and economic models) should be constructed by researchers or technical support staff together with policymakers.

Herbs are used to freshen dishes, but the trinity of sweet (usually palm sugar or coconut milk, but often ordinary sugar), salty (in the form of nam pla, or fish sauce, and salt) and sour (lime in several forms, and also tamarind) is all-important, and ideally well balanced.

The health benefits of fish should ideally be balanced against the risks by consumption of low mercury fish.