Although Ritchie, an upstanding, clean-cut youth, was Fonzie's apparent opposite, the two were rarely in conflict, and their relationship became increasingly harmonious as the characters grew up and moved on in life.
In the 15th century, the artist Chu Yun-Ming wrote of the artist's being fully present in his brush strokes: When one is pleased, then the spirit is harmonious and the characters are expansive.
The tale contrasts the harmonious marriage of its titular character with the less than harmonious marriage of the chipmunk.
Yet inexperience, in this instance, is an asset, part of a strangely harmonious matching of performers and the characters they embody.
Nate Meyers of Digitally Obsessed stated that Herb is "a perfect sibling for Homer, with the two characters having a harmonious give-and-take comedic style.
Thus, the SLa expression not only increased xanthophores but also made the fish prefer their mates to have increased xanthophores (that is, the harmonious changes of secondary sexual characters and mating preferences; see Background).
This indirect action of SLa seems to more plausibly explain the harmonious change of secondary sexual characters and mating preferences (this self-referent behavior, however, may not explain the runaway evolution of sex-specific ornaments which the model was originally aimed to explain; see above).
The ends of tragedy, as Aristotle conceived them, are best served by the harmonious disposition of six elements: plot, character, diction, thought, spectacle, and song.
These expressions seem to have taken on an overwhelmingly positive character, oriented toward the more harmonious world we want to see rather than the brokenness we witnessed on 9/11.
But do we really believe, as the ancient Greeks apparently believed, that certain numbers have certain characters - that they are harmonious or ugly, or associated with good luck?
