Sentence examples for disrupt harmony from inspiring English sources

Unlike the previous law, missing from the latest measure is a clause that defines as terrorist any group that seeks to disrupt "harmony" among different groups.

They are prone to exaggeration, attention-seeking and disrupt harmony.

Yousuf blamed Malik for disrupting harmony in the dressing room.

Roberts said: "I guess what we're really focused on is doing everything we can to support Dave, Steve, Cameron and all of the other players and support staff with this integration - to build harmony, rather than to disrupt the harmony that is building.

When conflict threatens to disrupt the harmony on your team, smart leaders are proactive, not reactive.

At present, bosses rarely say what they think because it might disrupt the harmony, or be seen as immodest.

Sambi claimed that such a referendum would disrupt the harmony needed between the Comoros' four constituent islands.

"One does nothing but disrupt this harmony by interjecting superfluous intermediaries between Jesus and his body of believers," Wills writes.

In Immer, proponents of interspousal immunity claimed that abandoning it would disrupt domestic harmony and encourage possible fraud and collusion against insurance companies.

Edwards did not drop passes, did not disrupt the harmony in the locker room, did not air complaints in the news media.

Whether the presence of a computer would disrupt the harmony of this preserved part of the old Lower East Side is a mystery.