The two sets of words were matched for length, word type, concreteness, imageability and, crucially, word frequency.
But Ken's able choice of words is matched by an appalling choice in friends.
These well-wrought words are matched by the rigor of Mayer's direction, which communicates a powerful and poetic intelligence.
It can honestly be said that the tone of these words is matched exactly by the music that accompanies them.
As for Rick Santorum, his fierce, faith-based views "don't make any sense" to most Tories.Elite convergence, in other words, is matched by popular divergence.
The words were matched in visual form by the new town's seal, which was stamped on everything from storm drains and mugs to golf towels.
Understandably, India now insists that General Musharraf's words be matched by deeds in the disputed Muslim-dominated state of Kashmir.
95% of those participants picked the left object for kiki, and the right object for bouba, even though these were completely novel words being matched with drawings that they had never seen before.
By this point, he's drawn a convincing self-portrait of a man whose love of words is matched only by despair at the cynicism of his fellow teachers, who saw teenage delinquency where Grist saw stifled creativity.
Graham Allison, a Harvard professor and author of a new book on nuclear terrorism, said Mr. Abraham's new initiatives would be "important if the words are matched by deeds".
