Sentence examples for * disharmony in from inspiring English sources

The couple's endless wrangling over passages marked the first disharmony in this memorably disharmonious union.

"There is racial disharmony in our society," Miller writes.

It creates a jangling disharmony in the soul.

See articleThere was a rare outbreak of disharmony in Russia's ruling tandem.

Hutchinson warns that if the housing crisis is not tackled decisively, we could see severe "disharmony" in coming years.

I think people then start comparing Belgium and Holland, with Holland having disharmony in their camps [in the past].

The Dutch players' historic tendency towards in-fighting and disharmony has, in the past, encouraged opponents to believe that the most effective way of securing a result has been the hope that they would beat themselves.

(Ceces sister-in-law, a novelist, begins to sniff out some of the inconsistencies and disharmonies in Yuans story).

In Europe, international disharmony remains in the summaries of product characteristics for older drugs.

"I think a team is in crisis when there is disharmony internally in the camp [and] there's a lack of direction in where you are going, and I don't see any of that.

But occasionally, a note of disharmony slips in.