Sentence examples for better harmony from inspiring English sources

But a harmonious society -- a more equal society, in better harmony with nature -- and sustainable economic growth will not really be possible without the kind of honesty that people are steadily demanding.

"This club has better harmony," he said.

Nowhere are these voices in better harmony than in Scotland.

Let us hope that mankind will somehow seize them and learn to live with its diversity in better harmony.

Upon leaving the smoldering city, Sherman commented, "Never before or since have I heard the chorus of 'Glory Glory Hallelujah' done with more spirit or in better harmony of time and place".

Instead, Mr. Wenger argued, "Our biggest remaining problems, however, require social innovation: how to distribute the benefits of progress more widely, how to live in better harmony with the environment and how to provide affordable access to education and healthcare for all".

I wanted to set the story in London, the multicultural centre of Europe, where there is a relatively better integration, harmony and coexistence than anywhere else today.

"And if we can change that history by clearing his name, then I think we have made a small step, another step, in working for better racial harmony".

The reader also comes to see that nobody who did not profoundly love the clangor produced by words set beside words — and who did not love still better the harmony when word is artfully subordinated to word, when a phrase, a sentence starts to sing — could write so affectingly.

Similarly, the producers of television and radio talk shows fully understand that controversy sells much better than harmony.

Is it possible to improve the efficiency of sermons as policy instruments, given that they seem to be preferred, and better in harmony with decentralised modes of operation?