Sentence examples for often matched from inspiring English sources

Of course, the Palestinian idea of what constitutes compromise has not often matched the Israeli idea.

Arnott, the center, was often matched against Modano, the key center of the Stars.

Bucks coach Jason Kidd had high praise for Antetokounmpo, who was often matched up against James.

This mischievous prediction on the right is often matched on the left.

Moreover these creepy kids are often matched by monstrous mothers, women who love just a little too much.

In Vollmond, as in Sweet Mambo, water splashes around the stage (and is often matched by rippling piano music).

David Lee, often matched against his former University of Florida teammate Al Horford, added 18 points and 17 rebounds.

Nor is Geneva's vigorous approach to international crime often matched in other parts of the decentralised Swiss justice system.

Its Californian HQ is guarded by a huge iron orc, the employees have giant personalities (often matched by beards), and even the cafeteria's portions seem otherworldly.

Auken and von Arnim have been playing at world level for 17 years, and have often matched the performance of the best men in open competition.

The art of the streets often matches this explosion.