Sentence examples for a harmony that from inspiring English sources
There's not a note out of place in its Baudelaire-inspired pages, not a texture or a harmony that is not precisely as it was so painstakingly imagined.
Nor were the discordant harmonies of The Rite of Spring entirely new in 1913, though Stravinsky was the first to pursue Claude Debussy's purely sensual approach to chords into a harmony that was not itself obviously beautiful.
Under Burnett's tutelage, Salinger learns to reel in his clever voice for the sake of narrative, finding a harmony that (as most 20th-century readers would agree) made him one of the greatest American writers.
"Powers combines the artistic and the scientific, classical music and physics, song and Einsteinian relativity" and creates "a fascinating, stimulating and moving... imagining of a harmony that continues to elude us in life," Daniel Mendelsohn said here last year.
In "Some Enchanted Evening," Emile DeBecque sings of his own foreign, "strange" and fugitive qualities through an exotic and yearning augmented chord applied to the subdominant, a harmony that can be argued to represent a fleeing from the ego.
Racially superior Germans were to be gathered into a tightly knit Volksgemeinschaft, or racial community, in which divisions of party and class would be transcended in a spirit of racial harmony, a harmony that would necessarily exclude people of inferior blood.
In ways both verbal and physical, they achieve a rapturous harmony that is as artless and deft as an Astaire and Rogers dance.
The diphonic aspect of the singing is part of a dualistic harmony that runs through the performance.
"Look Back in Anger," which was based on Osborne's first marriage, engineers a fragile harmony that was never actually sustained in his life.
Rather, their quest is for an inner harmony that can be approached by giving up one's pride -- and prostration is an ultimate symbol of submission.
