Sentence examples for sort of complemented from inspiring English sources
He had his aura and Andy had his and they sort of complemented each other".
"In some strange way they sort of complemented one another, since I was playing salesmen in both," Mr. Spacey said.
If that's true then Microsoft should be blushing because this pirate "HTC" phone – it looks more like a Samsung Omnia – is paying them all sorts of complements.
That old saying that opposites attract may be true, but it's much better to attract the sort of person who complements you, and is willing to make the best of whatever situation comes her way.
What sort of cack handed complement is this?
To go with them, try a plate of chicken thighs roasted in the heat of a covered grill, smoke commingling with the tint and flavor of paprika to create, thanks to caramelized honey, a sort of crust that complements the texture of the fruit.
It will then be up to Merkel and François Hollande, the new French President, to put together, at least in embryonic form, some sort of fiscal union to complement the monetary union.
"There are simple things like being indirect, being sort of muted in your requests, complementing before you ask for something and using the very basic language of politeness" that can lead to more agreement, Keltner said.
Instead they began with a careful visual survey of all the old and new spaces tucked away in and around Toulouse, and only then did they begin to ask themselves what sort of artist would best complement which space.
Every year its pastoral bliss high above Central Park is complemented by some sort of benign sculpture exhibition, usually three-dimensional works of formal decorum or playful ingenuity.
