Sentence examples for was a counterpart from inspiring English sources

In other words, it was a counterpart to her protest album, and possibly also a remedy for it.

One veil was a counterpart of the one worn by the Princess and is woven of finest wool.

To some vocal critics at the time, the seeming anarchy on the canvas was a counterpart to a feared anarchy on the streets.

In his autobiography, Chronicles, he explains: "[When young] I was into the rural blues as well; it was a counterpart of myself.

If there was any doubt about the moment's significance, there was a counterpart to Nelson Mandela on hand to point it out: Simon Nkoli, the charismatic gay leader and Delmas treason prisoner.

A B wheel is 20 points harder than it's "A" counterpart: thus an 80B wheel is as hard as a 100A wheel.

-- though neither location ever came close to being a counterpart to Nebraska as a muse.

The filigree on the frames is a counterpart to the desks, but more important, the mirror signifies the present.

But the idea of this larger-than-life individualism makes you think that there's a counterpart.

In terms of national accounts, massive government deficits are a counterpart to the surge in corporate profits.

It is as different from ordinary listening as the patient's free association is different from ordinary talking; in fact, it is a counterpart of free association.