Sentence examples for a harmonious balance from inspiring English sources

Pan-fried sea scallops served with soft potato gnocchi and a whisper-thin layer of octopus form a harmonious balance of sweet and soft; each flavour singular and clear.

Although it has its moments of excess, particularly in the occasionally florid writing style, Edith Grossman's translation is supple and elegant, and Montero's unromantic vision and crisp pace strike a harmonious balance with the lushness of the background detail.

Jody Rodgers Read the Guardian's review "The poetry of the lyrics and the majesty of the compositions weave together into a harmonious balance that makes one want to listen to this album over and over and over again.

Traditional buildings are the product of a communally-shared value system and piecemeal adaptation to changing circumstances which brings all the 'forces' impacting a design into a harmonious balance.

In the material universe, there are harmonious proportions between the four elements (earth, air, fire, and water) and the human body, an idea that was applicable to Galenic medicine, which regarded good health as dependent on a harmonious balance between the four humors (hot, dry, wet, cold) related to the four elements.

Ian has successfully integrated a harmonious balance between his inner and outer life.

That is the hope of some who want Tohoku, Honshu's north-eastern region, to become a blueprint for a more harmonious balance between man and nature once the Fukushima nuclear plant stops pouring radioactive bilge into the ocean.

nd while there are still legitimate concerns, we'll begin to see a more harmonious balance of human and machine as we continue to dismantle fear, build trust and showcase the big-picture impact.

The composition of the scene thus achieves a harmonious symmetry.

March 1, 1766 Sorèze, France January 22 , 1845Paris, France Pierre-Hyacinthe Azaïs, (born March 1 , 1766 Sorèze, Fr. died Jan . 22 1845, Paris), philosopher whose optimism was rooted in the idea that human experience is imbued with a natural and harmonious balance between joy and sadness and that it is in this balance that meaning can be discovered.

Alex Stark, an expert in feng shui, the ancient Chinese art of harmonious balance, took on a case in cyberspace last week.