All in all, quite extraordinary harmony has prevailed.
With its endless forest of rose-hued, intricately inlaid columns, long arcades and interlocking arches, it creates an extraordinary harmony.
Corneille's brother Thomas married Marie's sister, and the two couples lived in extraordinary harmony, their households hardly separated; the brothers enjoyed literary amity and mutual assistance.
Psychologists are far too civilised to come to blows – but Between Ourselves found child psychologists Laverne Antrobus and Oliver James in extraordinary harmony on the usually divisive subject of raising a child.
Their first album of all-new material in seven years marks a return to their musical roots, and shows that they are still developing their extraordinary unaccompanied harmony vocals.
"L'Invitation au Voyage" and "La Vie Anterieure," the constant companions of any song lover, express a characteristic loneliness and dignity with extraordinary sophistication of harmony and originality of melodic writing.
They were inspired by an extraordinary love of harmony and lawfulness which taught them that they would have to step outside any merely given sequence or series of occurrences if they wanted to discover the over-all beauty and order of the whole, that is, the universe.
The incredible, vital music, the extraordinary mixture of harmonies.
Mr. Rawlings's instinct for harmony is extraordinary, but his voice is thin, a bit nasal and doesn't sustain that well; Ms. Welch's voice is even, relaxed and commanding.
Breathing Lessons, for which Anne Tyler won a Pulitzer in 1989, displays her extraordinary gifts in supreme harmony: exquisite narrative clarity, faultless comic timing, and the Tyler trademark of happy-sad characters inspiring a mid-American domestic drama that somehow slips the surly bonds of the quotidian to become timeless and universal.
Properly taught and practiced, mediation, both as a sitting and daily life practice, leads to this extraordinary state of well-being and inner harmony.
