Sentence examples for which countered from inspiring English sources

The husband threw a stone at the cat, which countered with bites and scratches.

But the slow pace favored Lithuania, which countered each run when it seemed the United States would pull away.

Our Rraci salad was composed of a balanced mixture of endive, shredded apple, walnuts, crumbles of blue cheese and lashings of sweet balsamic vinegar, which countered the pungency of the cheese.

Four bumper sea scallops came on a bed of creamy herbed risotto, and in a delectable combination, salmon arrived on a bed of eggplant "caviar" and a side of tangy yogurt sauce, which countered the salmon's sweetness nicely.

The first Gothic fiction appeared with works like Horace Walpole's Castle of Otranto (1765) and Matthew Gregory Lewis Monkk (1796), which countered 18th-century "rationalism" with scenes of mystery, horror, and wonder.

Widespread alcoholism has its origins in the Soviet-era "vodka-based economy," which countered shortages in the supply of food and consumer goods with the production of vodka, a nonperishable product that was easily transportable.

Treatment also may include benzodiazepine drugs, which counter the effects of certain neurotransmitters that excite the body.

I have developed strategies with the French which counter this situation and would work with the team to implement these.

He points to a series of public-policy initiatives that they launched recently, all of which counter their plutocratic image by showcasing a concern for the poor.

It also creates moments of adventure and intrigue, such as the unexpected overlapping of spaces, which counter the potential boredom of big schools.

Likewise, omega-3 fatty acids in fish and fish oil, which counter inflammation, appear to protect the brain as well as the heart and joints.