Sentence examples similar to harmonious consequence from inspiring English sources
In a way, on the Chinese embargo, the EU has achieved the miracle of both: it has been cacophonous about the justification and the likely consequences, but so far harmonious about the actual plan to remove the embargo.
And the development of regular parliaments in the mid- to late-thirteenth century (and especially their extension to include non-noble representatives) was largely the consequence of discord, rather than harmonious reform.
"Both individual and trans-individual" designates a harmonious assimilation of the two stances, a consequence of which is a person who can avail him or herself of both of these perspectives, i.e., the dualistic world of the everyday life and the non-dualistic world of "not two".
And continental Europeans should have no illusions: such cross-Channel dissonance, not some harmonious strategic cooperation, will almost certainly be the consequence of Brexit.
As Max Bill explained: "We call 'concrete art' those artworks that emerged on the basis of their very own means and rules – without extrinsic reference to natural appearances or their transformation … concrete art in its final consequence is the pure expression of harmonious measurement and law".
The effect is fundamentally harmonious.
Depending on the anxieties and preoccupations of its time, a dystopian Y.A. novel might speculate about the aftermath of nuclear war (Robert C. O'Brien's "Z for Zachariah") or the drawbacks of engineering a too harmonious social order (Lois Lowry's "The Giver") or the consequences of resource exhaustion (Saci Lloyd's "The Carbon Diaries 2015").
Hitachi has "harmonious computing".
It was earthy and harmonious.
Broker: Harmonious Homes.
