Sentence examples for disrupting harmony from inspiring English sources

Yousuf blamed Malik for disrupting harmony in the dressing room.

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.

Nor do they see room for a distinction between public and private morality, between values that everyone must share in order to maintain a stable society and values about which individuals can disagree without disrupting social harmony.

6. Blasphemy disrupts social harmony.

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.

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.

Those who advocate an Islamic state in Russia, or preach intolerance for other faiths, he said, threaten to disrupt the harmony between Muslims and Christians that has held for centuries in Tatarstan.

School administrators say, for instance, that though instant messaging is screened out at schools, its hour-upon-hour use at home generates cliquish, hurtful attacks on children that disrupt social harmony at school.