Sentence examples for harmony of things from inspiring English sources

Magical treatises included recipes and empirical descriptions, and in his De augmentis Scientiarum even Francis Bacon described magic as an operative knowledge of hidden forms and the harmony of things, which displays the wonderful works of nature.

It exists already in the harmony of things just the way they are.

If I don't have a harmony of beautiful things around me, I can't paint.

Instead of feeling the need to escape reality, think of it as a time to act on the natural desire to contemplate the nature and harmony of the things of the Spirit -- what some say is reality -- and freedom to experience the rewarding effect such a state of thought can have on one's health and attitude.

The wistful, chromatic harmonies of "Important Things," the gentle third movement, suggested more solemn youthful moments.

He seems to have simply adopted a correspondence theory of truth and to have taken the harmony of thought and thing as a given.

And she sang harmonies on a bunch of things and it was quite beautiful and then she ad-libs this thing at the very end where she sings, "Sometimes I feel like I'm disappearing".

Heraclitean "strife" is harmony: the things of everyday experience are positive and concrete because they are contingent and historical.

"The primary aesthetic concept at the heart of traditional Japanese culture is the value of harmony in all things," she continued.

Can you come up with a visual image of how harmony works?" So we tried out a couple of things.

The bendy had sung its swan song (a harmony of the sucking sound those flappy things make and drunken chatter), taken its final bow and was ready to leave.