Sentence examples for harmonious forms from inspiring English sources

The Renaissance, with its increased prosperity, brought an upsurge of curiosity about the natural world and, incidentally, stirred interest in composing harmonious forms in the garden.

The real poets and artists, on the other hand, rare at any time, naturally continue, nowadays as always, to work according to the old and only idea of what art is, expressing their feelings in harmonious forms; and the real connoisseurs (rarer, these also, than people think) continue to judge their work according to this same idea.

The Antheil concert jarred us out of our seats, but after the jar was over the world of music was still there in its more diciplined and harmonious form.

Adequate mouth opening, occlusal stability, and harmonious facial form are the main goals of treatment for ankylosis.

According to the historian Nicolae Iorga, "The [boyar] oligarchy was appeased [by the Regulaments adoption]: a beautifully harmonious modern form had veiled the old medieval structure….

Though the concept of the ideal family unit may vary across cultures, the chances of optimal care and well-being of the average child is most guaranteed in a stable, consistent and harmonious unit formed by their married biological parents [ 43].

Similarly, symmetrical composition, central placement of iconic forms, harmonious colour palettes, and meticulous craftsmanship all characteristics of much of Japanese art were often elements of Japanese graphics.

So does Signac's "Evening Calm, Concarneau, Opus 220, Allegro Maestoso" (1891), another waterscape whose delicate, subtle coloration and harmonious balance of forms gives it the musical quality that Signac sought.

Only a few of the products and buildings that the authors include in this survey — Dieter Rams's designs for Braun (a radio and a phonograph) chief among them — manage to transcend the preoccupations of their time and take up residence in that classical ether where designs that are pleasing for their harmonious arrangement of forms live in perpetuity.

And the dances should form harmonious combinations.

The presence of oxytocin in the "pleasure centre" of the brain seems crucial to their ability to form harmonious groups (its lack seems equally significant for their antisocial South African relations).