Sentence examples for life complemented from inspiring English sources

The dramatic delineation of the chaotic and unpleasant aspects of human life complemented the expression of a transcendent harmony in his music, and both touched on key experiences and themes which were to be explored later in his philosophical meditations.

Famous as the juncture between Asia and Europe, Istanbul is also the meeting point of the climate systems of the Black Sea and the Mediterranean, which means that a diverse plant life complements its rich history.

Sejmiks had become an important part of the Commonwealth's parliamentary life, complementing the role of general sejm.

Furthermore, depletion of total cellular pools of glutathione by coincidental exposure to BSO had no effect on NHK-A1AT half-life, complementing the evidence for the dispensability of glutathione for ER-associated degradation of this redox-dependent substrate.

Analyses of the phylogenetic distribution of the four classes of GDH across the tree of life complement and further support the conclusion that LGT was relatively frequent in the evolutionary history of the gdh gene families.

It's a mid-'70s art-rock album cover brought to life (and complemented by a score composed by the '70s art-rock fixture Brian Eno), and while its trippy vistas are sometimes ravishing, they are also distracting.

Seeing life satisfaction as one important aspect of cognitive well-being rather than an overarching or superior concept, Kjell and colleagues (2013) proposed that harmony in life can complement satisfaction with life.

The remoteness of this island has informed Bergman's films both physically (The Passion of Anna and Persona are among those he has shot there) and metaphorically: since he moved there in 1966, a physical schism has opened in his life to complement the emotional one.

The film is like an extended music video, mixing footage of Mr Callahan on stage with montages of American life to complement the mood of his stripped-back steady baritone: bulldozers and bails of hay on a flatbed truck; fireworks in the sky above a carwash; American-flag Budweiser cans by a backyard badminton game; a skateboarder pulling on his backpack as he weaves down a hill.

It is also argued that these shortcomings could be remedied were biologists willing to take advantage of the bottom-up and synthetic point of view with which artificial life might complement their traditional top-down and analytic approach.

The love of your life should complement you, not complete you.