Sentence examples for nice concordance from inspiring English sources
These marvellous paintings have a nice concordance with the later play-acting of the 19th-century essayist Richard Ford, who went native in Spain and had himself painted as a Spanish majo, lounging insouciant, hand on hip, in José Bécquer's three small portraits.
These really benefit from being given lots of dramatic empty space to squirm and flop around in (there's also a nice contrast and concordance with Parker's Rodin downstairs).
In concordance with the NICE-SUGAR study, glycemic levels were not maintained within 4.6-6.4 4.6-6.4range, but above 6.0 mmol/l [ 9, 19].
"Concordance was perfect".
In 1846, William Hickey published a constitutional concordance.
The Composers Concordance ensemble does the honors.
15 Elizabeth Bishop, "Over 2,000 Illustrations and a Complete Concordance".
He looked around for the concordance our timid nods provided.
* "ALFRED JENSEN: CONCORDANCE," Dia Center for the Arts, 548 West 22nd Street, Chelsea, (212) 989-5566 (through June 16).
"I do not see the trend which you would expect if the concordance is right".
