Sentence examples for is often matched from inspiring English sources

This mischievous prediction on the right is often matched on the left.

In Vollmond, as in Sweet Mambo, water splashes around the stage (and is often matched by rippling piano music).

HIGH fashion and nature are unlikely partners, not least in Italy where a natural attachment to elegance is often matched with a disdain for countryside and wildlife.

This could spell problems, as the seasonal timing of reproduction is often matched to the time of year when food supply increases, so that offspring receive food needed to survive.

It may surprise our critics, but this is often matched by goodwill on the part of the many customers I meet in all parts of our business who truly want us to succeed.

But Withoutabox has also helped foster low-budget anarchy, contributing to rampant growth in the number of festivals — 181 new ones in the last year alone — and flooding the market with entries from novice filmmakers whose confidence is often matched only by their inexperience.

Arnott, the center, was often matched against Modano, the key center of the Stars.

Bucks coach Jason Kidd had high praise for Antetokounmpo, who was often matched up against James.

Moreover these creepy kids are often matched by monstrous mothers, women who love just a little too much.

Two women in red, Kimiye Corwin and Ryoko Kudo, are often matched with an olive trio, Dante Puleio, Nina Watt and Robert Regala.

"What makes him is his speed, his shot, his sneakiness," Bobby Holik, the Devils center who was often matched against Sakic, said before Game 6. "You forget about him, and then he's there.