Examples of accompaniment

• The usual accompaniments of low nutrition (and low income) were not present- generations of ill health, poor housing, poor or non-existent medical services, etc. were absent.

• We might be forgiven for feeling as if she is commenting on the convention of weeping accompaniments as a whole, as if she were suddenly aware of inhabiting a stereotype.

• I went with my carpet bag, one of the traditional accompaniments of the political adventurer.

• I trust that one of the accompaniments of this new movement of education will be sympathy and the introduction of greater happiness into school-life.

• I think it is one of the inevitable accompaniments of full employment that there is bound to be tremendous pressure on our resources.

• What will happen to the character of the people under the system of confidential reports which is also one of the accompaniments of nationalisation?

• Many of us believe that they are not the necessary accompaniments of private enterprise.

• The consumption of alcohol rose, with its familiar accompaniments of convictions for drunkenness, notably of women, and crimes directly attributable to alcoholic excess.