Sentence examples for it accorded with from inspiring English sources

The RCP became his favourite among his buildings: "It accorded with the Nash terraces without imitating them".

That shift reflected the country's continuing orientation toward the West, and it accorded with the Albanian people's long-standing appreciation of Western technology and cultural achievements even while retaining their own ethnic identity, cultural heritage, and individuality.

But it accorded with his sense of self-importance, in prewar Brahmin Boston, to devote himself almost fanatically to doing good, and although many of his educational techniques now seem not only wrongheaded but inhumane (he sometimes disciplined blind children by handcuffing them), he was an inspired teacher.

The release process of metasilicate in solid rocks satisfied an asymptotic model, while in powdered rocks it accorded with the Stanford reaction kinetic model.

He drafted the letter according to his understanding of the facts, and he circulated it beforehand to other people for clearance to assure that it accorded with their understanding of the facts".

This strategy was endorsed by both healthcare workers and women so long as it accorded with women's preferences.

He added that the appropriateness of a teaching, practice, symbol, is independent of its origin, but is determined by "whether or not it accords with the Buddha's Teachings".

Like much of this kind of research, it accords with common sense and everyday experience.

We compliment something by calling it "nonfiction" if it accords with the standards set out by an institution that has, over time, published credible reports.

But it seemed to have an accusatory tone, and it accords with what is known about how Clinton and those around her privately assess Obama's foreign-policy record.

What Conservatives will really be looking for from their new prime minister, both because it accords with their instincts and because it really does need doing, is some serious action on public spending.