Sentence examples for far from harmonious from inspiring English sources
In reality, though, their relationship was far from harmonious, with the patrician element largely predominating, except when factional disputes led a given group among them to seek the support of the plebeians (the general citizenry).
The government scrambled through - far from the harmonious band their majority had promised.
Despite moves toward integration throughout the 1950s, Washington, like its football team, was far from racially harmonious.
It is now clear that we have backed a difficult war, and are still far from reaching a harmonious peace in Iraq.
This ballet, which seemed to begin where other ballets ended, now concludes with what feels like a beginning — the start of a wholly new world order, harmonious but far from sweet; vigilant and declaratory, with the dancers more braced for action than before.
Nelson's Mandela death has brought together politicians from across the political spectrum in shared tribute, obscuring a far less harmonious history in which attitudes towards the South African leader during the apartheid years divided along bitter ideological lines.
The first emanates from harmonious passion (HP) and contributes to both performance and psychological well-being.
The scale turned out to be far less harmonious and continuous than was once assumed, and nature, more than a deity, was held responsible for the imperfections.
In effect, evolution has turned "Asian fusion" into a far more harmonious style than it was when the availability of good ingredients was next to zero.
We're six years removed from harmonious pundit agreement that Andrew Luck and Robert Griffin III were absolute, can't-miss prospects.
