Sentence examples for feel consonant with from inspiring English sources

Both "Mystery of Love" and "Visions of Gideon," another song Stevens wrote for "Call Me by Your Name" (it plays, memorably, as Elio, the story's protagonist, reckons with the irrevocability of what he's lost), feel consonant with the starkness and beauty of "Carrie & Lowell," Stevens's seventh and most recent record.

But this country has deemed worshiping in a way that feels consonant with who you are to be essential to a person's humanity.

In each photograph Mr. Day, in character, assumed what he felt were facial expressions consonant with Jesus' ordeal.

Your dash is melodic and feels so consonant to those who listen.

So Tolstoy's "public" history-writing is consonant with his "private" novel-writing: in war and in peace, we feel like persons, but helplessly obey the laws of typology (a young man is like all young men).

Ego-syntonicity occurs when the illness behaviors are initially consonant with the individual's desires and goals (e.g. he/she may feel in control and proud of achieving a desire weight loss and may have received compliments on that) [ 30].

He clings to the consonant with affection.

Are such sights consonant with two weeks of blissful rest?

The sign must be consonant with that which it signifies.

Revolutionary priorities had to be made consonant with other needs.

It seems right that Mother's Day should be consonant with the fullness of spring.