Sentence examples for as harmoniously from inspiring English sources

At Blue Sky, the various tribes of Park Slope — the bearded novelists, the stay-at-home stroller-pushers, the bloggers and bikers and baby-wearers — coexist as harmoniously as muffins in a pan.

The competitive ability that lysozyme imparts on A. boonei suggests that archaea and bacteria may not live together as harmoniously as once thought.

This policy has pragmatic and ethical justification, in that it maintains a sense of fairness and equity between two contiguous groups of people who must, for a range of security and political reasons, be encouraged to live in this adjacency as harmoniously as possible for an indefinite period of time.

Form and content blend as harmoniously as – well – hops and fresh water.

The generational shift Mr. Obama once embodied is, in fact, well under way, but it will not change Washington as quickly — or as harmoniously — as a lot of voters once hoped.

Cambridge had few former Blues to call upon and despite measles striking at least one of the crew down, their rowing style was described by author and former Oxford rower George Drinkwater as "harmoniously together".

Senghor argued that maintaining the AOF would give the territories stronger political credibility and would allow them to develop harmoniously as well as emerge as a genuine people.

The Giants have won three Super Bowls since the Mets' last championship in 1986, and the House of Tisch has merged with the House of Mara quite harmoniously, as far as anyone can tell.

The best hope is that Arctic governments will continue to develop the region as carefully and harmoniously as they have been doing in recent years.That is no small thing.

One is that the national park system is the repository of its national treasure and that the best places to stay adjoin parks and adjoin them as inconspicuously and harmoniously as possible.

Although Mr. Lehman said the museum was "not standing on a soapbox" with the exhibition, he did point out that his museum is a place where Arabs and Jews from Brooklyn "gather harmoniously as well".