The Pirates were not a harmonious bunch.
In the midst of her readings, Vittoria wrote her first poetic compositions, which were personal writing exercises she undertook with the aim of refining her expressive powers and achieving the harmonious sonority of poetic language.
Sometimes, just as we get neologisms by borrowing words from them note how the Chinese "feng shui" is becoming a general English-language word for harmonious furniture arrangement they take words from us (Russians now can say fakapirovat' for "to mess up"; I'll leave you to figure out the source, with the hint that -irovat' is just a suffix).
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.
Body language and overall carriage are harmonious and integrated, and the crowd is engaged and receptive.
This vision of industrial Europe turning into a harmonious eco-union was made, say the words carved in nine languages, to mark a now-forgotten "European Year of the Environment".Brussels insiders might detect an allegory about the European Union's split identity.
It is a city of phone shops and fast food, a city where glamour means tight jeans and fake handbags, a city where background noise is a different language on every street corner, not a harmonious Édith Piaf soundtrack.
Rigor is obtained by combining Ernst Mach's principle of the economy of thought with the concept of harmony, that is, thanks to "the fortunate inventions of language" that introduce an order-structure, the complexity of a domain of objects is made more harmonious by the introduction of an invariance (see Poincaré 1908: 23 30; 1913b: 371–375).
"There is separation of folk on the basis of language," Father Mitchell said, "but this is probably the most harmonious neighborhood I have ever lived in".
It was a blend of many different voices, all of them male by the way; different yet harmonious voices describing a reality that had not been described before in that language or that style.
