Sentence examples for degrees of harmony from inspiring English sources

All of these plays end in varying degrees of harmony and reconciliation.

A Fine Balance (1995), which also received the Commonwealth Writers Prizee as well as the Giller Prize for best Canadian novel, was another study of Parsis living at close quarters in varying degrees of harmony during difficult times, in this case India's 1975 state of emergency.

These factors have allowed American Muslims and non-Muslims to live together with a degree of harmony that any other Western nation would envy.

Aeschylus tended to resolve the dramatic problem into some degree of harmony, as scattered evidence suggests he did in the last two parts of the Promethiad and as he certainly did in the conclusion of the Oresteia.

Des Meeres und der Liebe Wellen (1831; The Waves of Sea and Love), often judged to be Grillparzer's greatest tragedy because of the degree of harmony achieved between content and form, marks a return to the classical theme in treating the story of Hero and Leander, which is, however, interpreted with a psychological insight anticipating the plays of Ibsen.

The consequence of this was a remarkable degree of harmony and focus in her year group that led to tremendous achievements by her pupils in Spanish (many attained one or two grades higher than in any other subject) but also by those in her year group; a key reason she was in charge of Year 11 in their crucial final school year.

Widespread adoption of road user charging will require authorities at all levels to approach the subject with a degree of harmony, and the European Commission is particularly well placed to take the initiative in this.

During the last period in which the US experienced significant economic stress and inflation, the late 70's and early 80's, the markets in gold and Treasuries showed a much higher degree of harmony.

There is a high degree of harmony across all five values, with only minor differences between gender, rural and urban areas and age groups.

Finally, those with essentially no formal training may simply have evaluated how much they like the two component colors in the pair, without much regard for the degree of harmony in those combinations.

A higher prevalence of impact in these dimensions can be seen when the OHIP was used than when the OIDP was employed, although there is a certain degree of harmony in the trends of prevalence of three factors in both indicators, Pain-discomfort having the highest prevalence, followed by Psycho-social impact, and Functional Limitation.