Such individuals, the "once-borns," make moderate identifications with parents and find a harmony between what they expect and what they are able to realize from life.
It arises out of the actual process of moral judgment around us, and we heed it as part of our drive to find a harmony of feelings with our actual neighbors.
"I think we must find a harmony between the traditions we come from and modernity.
Buskers at the memorial to John Lennon in Central Park seem to have found a precarious harmony after years of fighting over who got to perform and when.
You know I can't sleep so won't you bear with me awhile?" By the time Hank came back, I'd found a little harmony to carry the lyrics.
Reports indicate that Girl Talk followed The Roots with a characteristically raucous performance, and Matthew Bellamy and Muse found a stirring harmony with the visual team to close out the night.
In Mr. Lien, the committee found a man in harmony with the government on the longstanding, thorny case of Taiwan, which China regards as a breakaway territory.
If tension remains, it was absent from the stage at a recent high school concert, where the performers — including children from both sides of the battle, according to parents in the audience who knew them — found a pitch-perfect harmony.
The writing in her narrative is sometimes turgid ("The day before had been a snow day, the world now reassembling"), but Kyra is too likable and her quest — to find a little harmony in a broken world— too important to be easily dismissed.
In Nothing -- aka Emptiness, Nirvana, and Bliss -- Eastern traditions have found a wellspring of culture, harmony, and wisdom.
