Sentence examples for Reach harmony from inspiring English sources

To reach harmony in the barracks will take careful negotiation.Secondly, Mr Cubas has to establish whether he wants to be president or puppet.

Besides, even if the EU and America reach perfect harmony, this is no longer enough.

For they too are in error, like the astronomers; they investigate the numbers of the harmonies which are heard, but they never attain to problems-that is to say, they never reach the natural harmonies of number, or reflect why some numbers are harmonious and others not.

In an orchestra or chorus or chamber score everyone has a different part, but all the parts have to reach a point of harmony.

But this season will also be remembered as a perpetual struggle for the star-studded group to play in complete harmony and reach its goal: to bring the school its second national championship.

But if Rauf's aim is truly, as he says, to build bridges, reach out and promote harmony in America, then punctuating his Ground Zero project with a summer swing past fonts of Islamic oil money seems an odd way to go about it.

We have to reach, if not perfect harmony between man and the natural world, at least a truce.

His masterpieces of composition and color harmony reached a peak in his paintings of musical instruments.

It means reaching a productive harmony rather than an unsustainable, counterproductive perfection.

Asking yourself what you are doing to produce a certain response from others will take you far in reaching a greater harmony.

Like Mr. Berio, Mr. Birtwistle recognizes that an essentially discontinuous, undirected musical style -- a style that has gone beyond the steady forward movement of tonal harmony -- should equally reach beyond linear narrative.