This suggestion complemented the proposal to use Negroes in overhead positions on an individual basis.
Although different in approach and point of view, Granger's observations neatly complemented the findings and recommendations of the Committee on Negro Personnel.
The return to this tradition embodied in the order complemented Forrestal's philosophy of change as an outgrowth of self-realized reform.
He had a pleasant smile, complemented by his clear blue eyes.
Above her elbows she wore armlets fashioned like coiled asps, and linked to bracelets at the wrists by strands of gold; otherwise the arms were bare and of singular natural grace, complemented with hands modelled daintily as a child's.
The wit among the guard hadcomplemented the crown upon his head by putting a reed in his hand for a sceptre.
The language of drawings, resulting from different experiences and supporting the making of objects, complemented the development of writing.
Part of the change is reflected in the transition from national economies of scarcity (usually complemented by patterns of preserving and saving) to large, integrated commercial economies of access, even right, to consumption and affluence.
It complemented the heuristic, innate propensity for seeking new choices.
Automatic analysis of data is complemented by refinement methods that adjust the weight of words in order to fit the addressee.
Tradition is complemented by forms of innovation impossible within a pragmatic framework of progression and dualistic (true-false) experience.
It was complemented by logical symbolism and logical calculus, very successful in formalizing dualism, and in eliminating logical models not fitting the dualistic structure.
Designs are expressed in drawings and eventually complemented by models testifying to the experiences of volume, texture, and motion.
We also acknowledge from which point literacy is complemented by literacies and what, if anything, bridges among such literacies.
Every now and then the dialogue between surgeon and assistants is complemented by the display of data coming from different monitoring devices.
We were at once fast friends, in thought and sympathy we were one, and in the division of labor we exactly complemented each other.
Her off-hand speeches, ready for any occasion, were exactlycomplemented by J.
We noted yet another way in which we supplemented and complemented each other.
It is not human nature in its manysidedness, but heroic human nature which Corneille represents; in Victor Hugo this same heroic human nature is merely symmetrically complemented by wildly passionate human nature.
Attacks from all aspects would be complemented by deception, disinformation, surveillance, targeting, and killing.
Thermonuclear weapons, complemented over time by strong conventional forces, threatened societal damage to Russia.
They were all in armor, and each complementedthe buckler on his arm with a lance from which a colored pennon blew out straight and stiff as a panel.
The sash was complementedby a belt which was a mass of pearls in relief on a ground of gold embroidery.
The laugh did them good, and complemented the corrective which had been administered to them by the minister.
The bright orange, complemented by chocolate, of the decorations assists the aerial effect thus obtained, and there is an additional benefit secured by the adoption of ground glass windows.
Such an exhibit of painstaking workmanship, if complemented by a neat, attractive personal appearance, would force the employer to notice you and the proofs of your qualifications.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "complemented" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
