Sentence examples for a kind of harmony from inspiring English sources

"All ours," Sapp said, getting into a kind of harmony with Sanders.

"I've reached a kind of harmony with the world," she said.

I want a subtle progression, a kind of harmony, so that no one taste dominates.

So the old gave direction to the new and, as well, a kind of harmony that Mr. Lagerfeld knows how to achieve.

"It may look like chaos," she says, "but for the first time in my life I feel a kind of harmony".

The scope was similarly wide but even wilder in Mr. Benjamin's "Shadowlines: Six Canonic Preludes" (2001), the second of which asks the pianist to keep his hands out of sync — one playing with velvety softness, the other harsh and loud — before finding a kind of harmony.

Their coupling, he noted, was a kind of "novel harmony".

And that basic fact seemed, near enough, a kind of raw harmony.

When they succeeded, there was a kind of informal harmony that suggested nature.

About this time he wrote the Principes de la nature et de la Grâce fondés en raison, which inaugurated a kind of preestablished harmony between these two orders.

"Isolation/ It can put a gun in your hand," chorus a number of Nielsons, multitracked into a kind of queasy harmony on From the Sun.