Sentence examples for harmonising with the from inspiring English sources

It's not a knock against him; it's when he's harmonising with the past that the film works best.

The soundtrack, which features Thom Yorke harmonising with the atmospheric beats, marks a departure from Radiohead's typical sound.

As my heels thudded against they grey plastic of the flooring, harmonising with the beat of the adrenaline pumping through my veins, my mind was blank save for one question.

He didn't want to just play his music, he want to create sound that's harmonising with the architecture.

Poulton distinguishes "special" from "general" resemblances, meaning mimicking a specific object "of no interest to its enemies", or just harmonising "with the general artistic effect of its surroundings", giving examples from moth caterpillars found in England such as the peppered moth and the brimstone moth.

It draws upon and consolidates previous national and regional frameworks [ 3, 10– 15], while incorporating new tools and approaches [ 16] and harmonising with the structure and principles of the new global strategy [ 8].

It does not harmonise with the sound of any instrument".

When they can be induced to harmonise with the landscape, dramatic compositions are possible but they don't last long.

His Modern Wing is designed to harmonise with the original Beaux Arts building yet evoke an airy lightness.

Designed to harmonise with the gothic style of the abbey, it will be clad in lead and feature leaded windows in metal frames.

Vernacular building had the advantage that it had to be done with locally available materials, which pretty much guaranteed that it would harmonise with the landscape.