Sentence examples for harmonious conclusion from inspiring English sources
Some move toward a harmonious conclusion, like the impatient woman who learns to slow down and enjoy life through her analysis.
Conclusion: Toward balanced development and harmonious governance.
What's more, it lingers on even among people who claim, perhaps sincerely, that they are free of it: "Modernist or rationalist arguments are not harmonious with one another, except in their conclusions, which clearly exist in anticipation of various justifications.
Turbulence gave way to tonality near the end of the third movement, after which Mr. Hill played a hymnlike conclusion, with feathery chordal movement and a harmonious sustain.
The court below evidently struggled in reaching its conclusion because of some decisions here which it naturally found 'not entirely harmonious.' Its chief reliance was language in Marron v. United States, 275 U.S. 192, 48 S.Ct.
In The Secret, Rhonda Byrne tries to explain her bizarre theory of the law of attraction, coming up with conclusions such as: "Illness cannot exist in a body that has harmonious thoughts".
Their use of different fabrics symbolizes harmonious multiculturalism, and East meets West, they say, their aim being to "modify Kipling's conclusion: East is East and West is West; and the twain can meet".
Unfortunately, many of these conclusions are compromised by Chuang and Ou's definitions of harmony as "that which pleases the viewer" or "that which is harmonious".
Handel's cantata ends with a Moderato conclusion (libretto by Charles Jennens); Mr. Morris takes two of these Moderato items and interleaves them in Part 2, showing harmonious ensembles of coexistence.
Hitachi has "harmonious computing".
