Sentence examples for book harmony from inspiring English sources

And the Prince of Wales, in his 2010 book Harmony, described moon planting as part of "a profound knowledge neglected by modern techniques".

HarperCollins said that the book, "Harmony," would encourage readers facing climate change, economic decline and other problems "to restore the lost balance between Man and Nature and to follow a more philosophical path which reconnects humankind with ancient wisdom and intuition".

These views, set out in his own 2010 book Harmony, are in large part twaddle, of course, but well-meaning twaddle; and, as Mayer is at pains to point out, the prince's belief system is no more rackety and confused than most people's.

A clue maybe be found in the film version of Prince Charles' book HARMONY: A New Way of Looking at Our World, which premiered at the Kennedy Center on Monday (with a personal appearance by Hillary Clinton) and hits the national airwaves Friday night on NBC.

"The town where we were booked 'Harmony, PA' had Trump signs everywhere and the police were definitely focused on our event which just so happened to also feature the only rappers on the whole festival lineup," she wrote, referring to MCs Nina Tech and Bali Baby.

Some locavores — people who try to eat local food — have been called to action by the 100-Mile Diet described by Alisa Smith and J. B. MacKinnon in their book "Plenty" (Harmony Books, 2007) and on their Web site, 100milediet.org.org

This family history was reported in the book, "Mississippi Harmony, Memoirs of a Freedom Fighter" (Macmillan, 2002), written by Mrs. Hudson and Constance Curry.

"It seems to tinker with the chemicals in the brain in just the right way to make people feel better," said Stacy Horn, author of the new book "Imperfect Harmony: Finding Happiness Singing With Others".

As companies install software applications to take over many of the tasks that employees now do—such as "running errands" to keep information moving they alter the balance between the internal and external demands on a company, an issue described in a book called "Harmony: Business, Technology & Life After Paperwork" by Arno Penzias, former boss of Bell Labs.

This probably refers to the Liber concordie Novi ac Veteris Testamenti ("Book of Harmony of the New and Old Testaments"), in which Joachim worked out his philosophy of history, primarily in a pattern of "twos"—the concords between the two great dispensations (or Testaments) of history, the Old and the New.

Since her debut book, Sexual Harmony, was published in 1969, the sex therapist and publisher has been at the forefront of sexual liberation in the UK for the best part of five decades.