Sentence examples for destroyed the harmony from inspiring English sources

Yet even Meursault deduces that in killing an Arab on the beach: "I understand that I had destroyed the harmony of the day".

Also, Pickens' high profile and demanding demeanor destroyed the harmony that must prevail in any Japanese relationship.

Everything mankind does in a turbo-capitalist age, with his ravaging of nature, "destroys the harmony of the day".

He can be the hero who wins titles, or he can be the fool whose antics destroy the harmony within the club that pays his fortunes.

Do you think those men were so concerned only about a lute-string, or intended anything else than to check in music that same excess and extravagance which rule in our present lives and manners, and have disturbed and destroyed all the harmony and order of our city?" From this time forward, as the common people followed Agis, so the rich men adhered to Leonidas.

Remove those walls and floors, as the new nihilists are doing, and you destroy the delicate harmony between exterior and interior — and sometimes much more.

At first sight its prose and poetical fragments appear to be simple and unassuming, but not a word could be changed without destroying the perfect harmony of the sound, imagery, and content.

"They destroyed the stables.

You destroyed the refrigerator.

"When there is a family feud, and it produces enough evidence to implicate them, it destroys the facade of harmony and family loyalty".

"When there is a family feud, and it produces enough evidence to implicate them, it destroys the façade of harmony and family loyalty".