As the elders say, proverbs go in pairs and each complements the other.

In literature class, the professor reminded us that proverbs come in pairs, often offering two slightly different ways to express the same truth.

Phonetics students spent the afternoon identifying near-minimal pairs to analyze subtle vowel contrasts.

The paired-end tag allowed us to identify the intervening DNA sequence because the short sequences at the fragment's 5' and 3' ends were sufficiently unique to occur together only once in the genome.

The chemist compared the standard potentials of various conjugate redox pairs to predict reaction spontaneity.

For the festival tomorrow, we could really use extra pairs of hands to set up the tables and chairs.

During quality control, we removed duplicated paired-end tags to avoid bias in the library preparation.

When the company faced a sudden crisis, its board turned to safe pairs of hands to steady operations.

As a linguist, she argued that proverbs should come in pairs to reflect contrasting wisdom.

In many cultures, proverbs often come in pairs to emphasize contrasting ideas.