Sentence examples for desire for harmony from inspiring English sources

Mr. Rioult sees a great desire for harmony in Ravel's music.

By setting people at odds with each other in the competition for profits, moreover, the market in particular frustrates the desire for harmony.

The contemporary cult of Fibonacci is, in fact, proof that one of the most ancient and primal aesthetic cravings - the desire for harmony - still exists.

If Nair got her confidence from her mother, her desire for harmony and her aversion to authority can be traced, in one way or another, to her confrontations with her father, who, not incidentally, had not wanted her to be born in the first place.

Groupthink is a psychological phenomenon that occurs within groups of people, in which the desire for harmony in a decision-making group overrides a realistic appraisal of alternatives.

The living space is where Roberts's industrial aesthetic meets Cave's desire for "balance, harmony, relevancy, contentment".

The subconscious desire for group harmony, together with one-upmanship, can lead to more out-there conclusions than each person would agree to alone.

I watched him rap with a young black church member to illustrate his deep desire for racial harmony.

Many suggest that a colorless figurehead is all the Japanese people want, that a strong leader would mesh poorly with the country's desire for stability and harmony.

"He should incorporate into his actions a sense of balance, the desire for simplicity and harmony, the feeling of being part of a larger part".

In remarks delivered during the concert, Clemens Hellsberg, the orchestra's president, elaborated on the idea of art as a gift of God, holding out "a sense of eternity and with it an idea of the fulfillment of our desire for peace and harmony".