Sentence examples for nice counterpart from inspiring English sources

A nice counterpart to the soups is the cool, refreshing shredded chicken salad flavored with mint, lemon grass and lime and spiced with chilies.

There is something heavy and monumental about the way Mr. Huston takes up film space (in this he can recall his father, John Huston), which makes a nice counterpart to the otherworldly Mr. Pearce, a performer of such apparent delicate physicality and eerie grace that you half expect him to be carried off by the wind.

Carl Williott from Idolator praised the track as a "nice counterpart to Roar".

Thus, the reductions in KYNA levels found in patients affected by CH (present data) and in patients affected by chronic migraine (see accompanying manuscript) represent a nice clinical counterpart of the numerous experimental data that demonstrate the ability of KYNA to restrain the activation of the trigeminal system [18 22].

Maya Foa, the head of their death penalty team, told me, "Eight months after Andy Tsege's abduction by Ethiopian forces, it's astounding to see that British ministers knew he was being tortured from the start but still chose to make nice with their Ethiopian counterparts.

The second surprise is that it's easier and more pleasant to read than its printed counterpart and much nicer than the Kindle edition of the magazine.

The Department of Justice (DoJ) and the Securities and Exchange Commission SECC) are getting unprecedented co-operation from their Swiss counterparts, with the nice distinction that the Swiss will help in cases of tax fraud but not tax evasion.

And dislikable, amoral, even monstrous girls are especially few and far between – girls in fiction, as in real life, it seems, are under more pressure from their readership than their male counterparts to be "nice".

Numerically, the problem still does not enjoy the nice characteristics of its single crystal counterpart as F L and F P are discontinuous.

Judging from those beta testers, Android users on The League are a lot nicer than their iOS counterparts.

The end result is a phone somehow manages to feel nicer in the hand than its slightly larger counterpart — the first One wasn't unwieldy by any stretch, but its little brother fit more comfortably in my hefty mitts.