Sentence examples for harmoniously to from inspiring English sources

Even so, after the Berlin Wall came down in 1989, the two men worked closely and harmoniously to achieve the practicalities of unification.

And it now all happens with virtually no media attention or controversy because the two parties collaborate so harmoniously to make it happen.

They also said that, by using wood siding, the store would meet a zoning requirement that new buildings "adhere harmoniously to the overall New England architectural appearance" of the town.

The solution, they say, is to match our natural sleep rhythms more harmoniously to our daily routine; the average person, according to them, prefers to sleep between half past midnight and 8.30 in the morning.

Ruffled edges are all the rage at the moment, Mr. Apps said, though the eye-catching blooms are too showy for some perennial plant lovers, who spurn them in favor of simpler blossoms that contribute more harmoniously to a mixed perennial border.

Forming our cognitive activity, our perception and thinking, "[c]ognition modifies the knower so as to adapt him harmoniously to his acquired knowledge" (1935a, IV.2).

Stalin, belatedly realizing that Bagramyan was implying that the two would be unable to coordinate harmoniously due to a conflict of holding the same rank, agreed to Bagramyan's suggestion and promoted him to the rank Army General.

But the residential, educational and medical communities seem to coexist harmoniously, according to Lyle Frank, chairman of Community Board Six.

Eventually all of these wacky personalities have to learn to function harmoniously in order to stand up to the Mistress of Ceremonies, Martha McMillen.

The universe is organized according to a plurality of orders, arranged along hierarchical levels, but harmoniously attuned to each other.

In the novel, Anna dreams she is harmoniously married to Vronsky and Karenin, and, on waking, recognises this as a nightmare.