Sentence examples for generally harmonious from inspiring English sources

The result is that the Bush campaign and Congressional Republicans have settled into an information-sharing relationship, with each running on generally harmonious yet distinct platforms.

It would be tragic if it were accompanied by the emergence of a racist political party, or if Spanish society, generally harmonious, were to become intolerant of foreigners.

The two drivers, both world champions, have seemed to get on well at McLaren where their relationship has been presented as generally harmonious.

Race relations, and interaction between the citizens and the police are generally harmonious, said Mayor McKeon, despite an incident on May 10, in which a black resident's garage was scrawled with racial epithets.

Unsurprisingly, this created an atmosphere that was generally harmonious, co-operative, and in which even those with the natural charisma and character to lead did so only with great circumspection.

His principle of working with all stakeholders, notably local police, has been credited as a key factor in Southall's generally harmonious community; though this was clouded by the killing of the teacher Blair Peach during an anti-racism demonstration in Southall in 1979, a major trauma in Martyn's life.

Still, except for elections and other municipal affairs, the 11,866 people who live in Pelham generally consider themselves to be part of a single tightly knit and mostly harmonious community.

There will be a positive correlation between average judgments of musical harmony and musical preference if people generally prefer harmonious to disharmonious music, but that does not constitute evidence that they are conceptually the same.

First, pairs containing cool colors are generally both more harmonious and more preferred (toward the upper right quadrant) than pairs containing warm colors, which are less harmonious and less preferred (toward the lower left quadrant).

Its relationships to other religions in Japan are generally cooperative and harmonious.

While golf pros are generally a convivial, harmonious and well-paid lot — gentlemen in crisp, neat clothing who do not often step on each other's toes — when it comes to the long-putter debate, the practice range splits into disparate camps.