Sentence examples for trying to complement from inspiring English sources

"You're not trying to automate the task a human does; you're trying to complement what the human is doing," he said.

Apparently Wright was trying to complement the view into Skaer's installation, and this drawing might represent cross-sections through bone, or the body of a fish.

"It was an exercise in respect," said Christopher K. Grabé, a partner at Davis Brody Bond, the project's architect, "trying to complement existing historic buildings with a new building designed and constructed within its own time frame".

When a tape of the two of them playing together in the mid-80s emerged last year, the most touching aspect was how much Prince was trying to complement his father's music, even when he sounded completely out of control.

"We're trying to complement it".

"We're trying to complement and enhance it.

In cases like that, "I try to complement his ideas," Mr. Salmela said.

Instead it tries to complement the N.F.L. site by tracking down fans who reveal their sporting loyalties through online searches.

"I try to complement the dance as much as possible," he said, "and involve the camera in the choreography, without getting in its way".

"Maybe we should have tried to complement the responsibilities of the reports about the implementation, but we only reacted when we received the first complaint," Mr. Almunia said.

"We do not want to overwhelm that but will try to complement it," he added, suggesting that the Juilliard program could serve as an umbrella for the various groups and activities in the city.