Sentence examples for it's counterbalanced from inspiring English sources

Bee pollen is a mild shocker, but it's counterbalanced by the solid Germanic hominess of red cabbage and pretzel dumplings.

Peter Chilcott is a man with a great passion for his work; his world view is very dark, but it's counterbalanced by a great curiosity, by his whimsy and sense of the absurd, and by his love for Nathalie.

Gauguin's movement was centrifugal, from the centre to the edge, but it was counterbalanced by this opposite, centripetal movement compelling someone from the edges of the world to the epicentre of history.

But it was counterbalanced by human interaction, and that counterbalance was essential.

Increasingly he loathes the travelling involved in touring, though it is counterbalanced, he says, by the joy of performing live.

There was certainly a father-son dynamic involved, but it was counterbalanced by the Westerner-Egyptian dynamic, so that in sum we were awkward peers.

Competition between companies and nations does not help in this, unless it is counterbalanced by a degree of cooperation and sense of the common good.

However, whilst Camus'absurdrd' names the essentially tragic state of humanity, it is counterbalanced by his awe towards the indifferent majesty of Nature.

While particle collisions in highly sheared and/or highly concentrated zones enforce particles to migrate from these zones, it is counterbalanced by the local increase in concrete viscosity resulting from this migration (i.e. in the bulk).

The thermal stability of nanocomposites was drastically decreased at first but it was counterbalanced by adding a higher level of nHA due to the improved interaction between PLLA and nHA.

But it is counterbalanced by staunch military enthusiasts, ready to applaud wars to the last surviving American.