Sentence examples for superbly matched from inspiring English sources

They are superbly matched in ability.

He made a handsome hero and was superbly matched with Deborah Kerr (no relation) as she dispensed tea and largesse in equal measure.

Once again, the superbly matched Ethan Hawke and Julie Delpy resume their roles as peripatetic lovers whose relationship with each other and with the greater world comes alive through their prickly, often very funny and plaintively honest conversations.

These are sparely presented, one or two to a room, and with lighting superbly matched to that of the pictures themselves, with their pale figures looming out of the darkness like night creatures, held fast in knife-edge contours and sealed off by an almost alien perfection.

"The highest-level mission of the intelligence community is data integration and analysis," Mazich says, "Our technology is superbly matched to that".

But if this turned out to function, as researchers suspected, like a toolkit gene turning the patterns on and off, it could explain both the prevalence of mimicry in Heliconius and the apparent ease with which these species have been shown to repeatedly evolve such superbly matching patterns.

With the Spaniard now serving for the match, Murray superbly saved two match points but missed a close-range volley to gift his opponent a third, which proved decisive when his opponent again netted.

McIlroy matched the score of his playing partner, Jordan Spieth, who scrambled superbly well.

Viña Leyda Pinot Noir Reserva, Leyda, Chile 2014 (£9.75, Oddbins) Oddbins suggests matching this superbly crafted Chilean pinot, with its racy freshness and delicious berry fruit, with Tom Jones and Cerys Matthews's cover of Baby It's Cold Outside, a reference both to the wine's jaunty character and the "cool" Pacific-influenced climate of its origins.

Joe Hanley's Fluther is perfectly pitched, his small acts of decency matched by those of the staunch supporter of king and crown, Bessie Burgess, whose pride and courage are superbly captured by Gabrielle Reidy.

Stoke leapfrog Everton into 11th place with their first clean sheet in 13 Premier League matches - marshalled superbly by a bandaged Ryan Shawcross, who had half-time stitches in a head wound.