Sentence examples for are harmonious with from inspiring English sources
Finally, the last paintings, from his stay in Granada, especially the Mysteries of the Virgin in the Cathedral, are harmonious, with a classic balance and symmetry.
Plato does not want him to focus on the music he hears about him ("heard harmonies") but rather to ascend to consider quite abstract questions about which numbers are harmonious with which.
Hence, this article aims to articulate the nature of the activities, materials, and tasks that are harmonious with the givens of the Framework in a way to make practitioners feel comfortable in using them in their foreign language teaching classrooms.
The organizational properties that support system segregation are harmonious with the properties that promote integration across the network, but confer unique and important features to the brain network that are central to its function and behavior.
The colloquy ends not with a philosophical conclusion but with a friendly consensus that the noblest and best works by classical authors who wrote on moral issues are harmonious with the Christian faith, and perhaps providentially intended to prepare the Roman world to accept the new religion (CWE 39 171 243).
We live better when we are harmonious with nature.
"It's about how the land should be used appropriately in a way that is harmonious with the surrounding area.
Yet, "it is harmonious with the neighborhood in terms of its scale and how it continues the streetscape," Mr. Tierney said.
He had got his mind around succession, he said, and he wanted a No. 2 who was harmonious with him, with his family, and with what they wanted to do in the future.
Ms. Nundy said the law that was cited in the women's arrest, Section 66A, is "far too broad" and needs to be harmonious with other laws in the Indian constitution.
The Michigan poet Richard Tillinghast said the donation "seems to come right out of the blue, but on the other hand it is harmonious with the greater visibility of poetry over the last 10 years".
