Sentences with phrase «good bedfellows»
The phrase "good bedfellows" means when two or more things or people who are very different are surprisingly compatible or work well together. Full definition
Meanwhile, confrontational Aries and evasive Scorpio do not make good bedfellows for Venus.
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Meanwhile, confrontational Aries and evasive Scorpio do not make good bedfellows for Venus.
Poor driving skills and fast cars are as good bedfellows as water and electricity — in other words, the results are often dangerous.
Because flowers and sexuality make such good bedfellows, flower essences can be used as a powerful remedy to promote sexual exploration and healing.
They are not good bedfellows when it comes to representing the interests of an electorate.
The two make good bedfellows for Pasolini and the addition of Willem Dafoe to the triumvirate results in a film full of brains, as well as a good amount of bodily display.
Slot machines and RPGs make good bedfellows, as the King Cashing series has taught us.
«Our long - standing philosophy has always been that excess financial leverage was not a good bedfellow with value investing» Richard Pzena
Puritanism and compassion do not make good bedfellows.
Think about it though... incompatible paramours usually don't make for good bedfellows.
«Supporters of working dogs and those of show dogs have frequently never been good bedfellows.
Safety Extreme poverty, mass tourism, copious cheap alcohol and somewhat dubious policing don't make good bedfellows and you are well advised to exercise more care than usual while sojourning in Sihanoukville.
In the US, Thomson Reuters and Wolters Kluwer (via CCH) see themselves as rivals in the tax market, where LexisNexis is less visible but WK's weakness in law suggests that LexisNexis and WK would be good bedfellows to counter TR / Westlaw.