There's nothing that complements a great piece of fruit like a cookie.
This small-town gangster epic set in northeast India has a soundtrack like no other: bawdy Bhojpuri ditties and women's folk songs covering lusty liaisons and good-for-nothing-men, complement the film's blood-and-guts earthiness.
But as Gosling observed looking back over this literature, that "feel pleased" requires a complement seems nothing deeper than an English grammatical demand (1969, p. 153), perhaps in this case connected with the etymology of "pleasure" noted five paragraphs above.
Even if these images add nothing to the story, they complement the film's headlong thematic thrust into the future with an assertion of traditional Japanese values.
Although an MBA and TCIP complement each other, nothing can beat hands-on experience and a working knowledge.
Or you can complement them with nothing more than some sliced salame, prosciutto or chorizo, or a piece of good cheese.
All right, they may look prunishly wrinkly today, right now, with the thin, autumnal daylight fading and nothing but an eco-bulb to complement it, but tomorrow, in a different mirror, they may look just plain peachy.
It's hard to describe, but I think we complement their excesses by doing nothing.
What, I thought, could be a more apt complement to an exhibition of nothing than a non-rendezvous with the artist himself?
Finally, fit the sides with a thin layer of cake crumbs, because there's nothing like a bit of texture to complement the smooth planes of frosting.
