Sentence examples for disharmony at from inspiring English sources

A few whiskeys prosper with advanced age, but many fall off a cliff into sensory disharmony at a certain point.

En route, the parades passed stationary bands and choruses, creating a new variation on disharmony at every turn.

Critics suggest that Fernández, an unashamed populist and nationalist, is seeking to deflect attention from social disharmony at home.

A rift between Cruyff, a former player and manager at Ajax, and his four fellow supervisory board members had caused off-field disharmony at the Amsterdam club.

No one wants to rattle the markets further by suggesting disharmony, at least during the 36 hours of the Group of 20 summit meeting.

According to this logic, it was Cincinnati's bad luck to have uncorked a prime-time paroxysm of racial disharmony at a moment when, inconveniently, no other American city happened to be conspicuously doing the same.

For some, the time away can cause stress and disharmony both at work and at home.

The midfielder Jeremy Toulalan, who is suspended for the South Africa game, hinted that dressing-room disharmony were at the heart of France's problems.

THE SECOND STRATEGIC QUESTION confronting Obama has to do with the relationship between the two chambers of Congress, and it's a question of knowing just how much disagreement between them constitutes a sort of advantageous disharmony — and at what point that disharmony becomes, instead, potentially calamitous.

And certainly it was nicer to listen to this attempt at harmony than the attempts at disharmony in '88, when it was not Lincoln Republicans evoked on the campaign trail, but Willie Horton.

The Manchester United defender had dismissed claims of disharmony within the camp at the pre-match press conference.