Sentence examples for far more harmonious from inspiring English sources
Ferrari do not like to be criticised in public, and in that sense one imagines a far more harmonious relationship with Vettel than has been the case with Alonso.
And the dinner table is a far more harmonious place.
Your ability to communicate your thoughts in an assertive, yet non-combative way, will set the stage for a far more harmonious, and adult relationship in the future.
The trends illuminated in the report point to a far more harmonious outcome for Muslim and non-Muslim Americans than today's headlines would suggest.
The relationship with naturopaths was described as far more harmonious.
Edge felt that the mechanic was "far less self-conscious" and "more harmonious" than in Endochrome and Crush.
As Nabokov puts it later in the book, referring overtly to chess but implicitly to writing: "The secret for which one strove was simplicity, harmonious simplicity, which can amaze one far more than the most intricate magic".
Aside from the obvious aims to go as far as they can and hopefully present a significantly more harmonious image than the explosive rebellion they managed last time out, the question of whether the World Cup needs to be part of a bigger picture preparation for the 2016 European Championship finals, which will be held in France, requires serious consideration.
"This makes them much more harmonious and seamless".
"Off the bat, this means a more harmonious family environment".
