Sentence examples for harmonized with a from inspiring English sources

Johns's "White Flag" harmonized with a monogrammed bedspread.

The Vedantic concept of a transcendent and all-inclusive brahman is sought to be harmonized with a theory of emergent evolution.

On one day recently, he was wearing gray suede shoes from Camper, the Mallorcan shoe label, harmonized with a white linen shirt and jeans.

Yet there is a vast distance between the choral works, which are deeply emotional and harmonized with a seductive lushness, and the piano pieces, in which emotionality takes the form of fevered rumination.

When the proportions of architectural composition are applied to a particular building, the two-termed relationship of the parts to the whole must be harmonized with a third term the observer.

Downstairs is a mélange of Napoléon-style architecture and contemporary; original frescos of cherubs, a stylish stairway, somehow harmonized with a four-story vertical living-wall gardens.

"The ferry is one of those things you associate with stability and calmness and sameness," said Mr. Brennan, a real estate developer whose carroty hair harmonized with an orange sweatshirt that commemorated another institution, the United States Open at Arthur Ashe Stadium in Queens.

Two muezzins wailed in the distance, and for a moment the pair harmonized with an almost cinematic quality.

Old John had a bull-frog bass and enjoyed harmonizing; with a choir of drunks.

"It's enormously rewarding to harmonize with a group of guys whose company you really enjoy," Mr. Lewellyn said.

This vision of restrained pleasure harmonizes with a related Swedish concept, lagom, which refers to a kind of moderation.