Sentence examples for harmonize when from inspiring English sources
We harmonize when we agree starting our sentences a perfect fifth or an octave from where the last sentence left off and grow dissonant when we disagree.
There were implications that Clinton was making last-minute refinements to her speech just to keep it from being properly vetted; "It's hard to harmonize when you don't know the tune," Matthews said, more than once.
Nanette Arndts of Philadelphia, who sings professionally as Sister Blue, practices harmonizing when she is driving and then slips into belting out the blues.
In Chinese, Web sites are mockingly referred to as "harmonized" when the government vaporizes them so as to nurture a "harmonious society".
Williams joked that the trio of babies also harmonizes when they cry and that "chain reaction is a real thing" at home.
The reason chanting is such a sacred, ancient art is because there are only about six chants there is not much room for nuance and harmonizing when 50 people are shouting the same words slightly out of time with their own clapping and they just get repurposed for every situation.
Given that INR methods are not harmonized, when monitoring patients on warfarin it is best to keep to one method, and swapping between different laboratory methods or going from laboratory methods to POCT should be discouraged.
Who can harmonize anything when no one knows what rules are even going to take effect and the leadership is arbitrarily unmaking rules it passed months ago?
Must remember this feeling so I can summon it up when harmonizing on sad ballads.
Her version of the austere Sting ballad, which when harmonized in a certain way assumes a Middle Eastern modality not unlike that of Ms. Awad's original songs, was one of the strongest moments in a show, "Arabic Fusion," in which she was joined by the guitarist Avi Fox-Rosen.
One of the high-priority foci I have for my research is to identify interventions to re-harmonize the body when disharmonies have occurred, presumably due to an excess of emotions creating physiologic responses such as stress, elevated pulse rate, low blood oxygenation, high blood sugar composition, and elevated blood pressure.
