Sentence examples for which compliments from inspiring English sources

Everyone who comes in down North Road will be able to see it and we hope more people recognise is as a place to come to the theatre and see music performances which compliments other arts facilities".

The findings indicated that there are profound vernacular features which compliments Syariah.

This paper which compliments Part I (Ghirian and Fall, 2013), presents the mechanical, chemical and microstructural processes and characteristics.

Our interpretation has brought out a stratigraphic framework within the AFB, which compliments similar studies (e.g., Ghosal et al. 2012; Singh et al. 2013; Moeremans and Singh 2015) published from the southern segment of the Andaman-Sumatra subduction system.

Shipley Councillor Martin Love said: "With the opening of the new City Park the currently forlorn state of the building is there for all to see and what should be a building which compliments the park is instead a detractor".

For a lot of users, that's all that's needed – better specs where it counts, and some great-looking photography features like the new Portrait Lighting mode on the iPhone 8 Plus which compliments the existing Portrait Mode features.

To top it off, my lips were stained a beautiful shade of berry, which complimented my ivory skin and dark chocolate-colored locks.

The IST operated in Baghdad, under the domestic laws of Iraq, but the judges were also given special training in international criminal law, which complimented the Iraqi criminal code.

These findings illustrate that synthetic bone models offer potential as a surrogate for trabecular bone to an extent that warrants a full validation study to define boundaries of use which compliment traditional tests using biological bone.

The model capitalises on the skills and attributes students bring to the course, which are collectively termed "graduateness," by utilising a range of teaching and learning approaches which compliment and build upon each other to foster the characteristics of a capable practitioner.

He used one of his more notorious thought experiments to make this point: he asked the reader to compare two worlds, one was entirely beautiful, full of things which complimented each other; the other was a hideous, ugly world, filled with "everything that is most disgusting to us".