Sentence examples for a matter of harmony from inspiring English sources

What makes them such, and what makes Stravinsky a great composer, is in Mr. Salonen's view essentially a matter of harmony.

Marital bliss for Ayo and Ike is not just a matter of domestic harmony or sexual fulfillment.

Beauty, for Hegel, is not just a matter of formal harmony or elegance; it is the sensuous manifestation in stone, color, sound or words of spiritual freedom and life.

Their connection is not a matter of rhythm or harmony, but is expressed in individual notes, which both musicians like to give a kind of half-inflated shape; they both know how to make quiet, vulnerable, woozy music.

But its allusions are more oblique — a matter of rhythm and spirit rather than harmony or melody — and its more dominant accent is that of the German cabaret.

Like Chinese autocrats before him, he believed that obedience had to be enforced and that social harmony is a matter of imposing "correct thinking", not of finding peaceful solutions to inevitable conflicts of interests.

As a matter of fact, the degree of conflict or harmony between two objectives can be measured by some methods.

Starting right now... Happiness is not a matter of intensity but of balance, order, rhythm and harmony.

They're actually in some ways acting in harmony with them, and as a matter of fact some people who were in these non-importation associations probably were in the colonial legislatures too.

Considering the fate of Docverse, it may only be a matter of time before Microsoft and Google come sniffing around Harmony.

Most contemporary philosophers assume that the world does not "harmonize with" morality in this way or, at any rate, that any such harmony is a human task, and not a matter of divine agency.