Sentence examples for have some harmony from inspiring English sources

"I'm an alpha male so if there's alpha males in there we're going to clash but hopefully we can have some harmony," he said on his way in.

I should have felt some harmony with Mowgli as a young boy, but I didn't understand why he was not miserable in his situation.

Paul Schultz of The Trades described the song as having "some dandy harmony vocals" and noted how the lyrics of "She said like it or not it's the way it's gotta be / You gotta love yourself if you can ever love me" talked about how people try to work out relationships.

The opera, which had a cool critical reception, has some jazzy Gershwin harmony, snazzy Bernstein rhythm and a hint of blues.

The standout is It's The End of the World As We Know It (And I Feel Fine), still a brilliant piece of work, in which Mike Mills' "time I had some time alone" harmony gradually takes over the chorus, changing the song from being an extrovert rant to the internal monologue of someone who needs to be removed from the world.

"The original has some beautifully complex harmonies with the vocals and synths, so it was a challenge to switch up the chords...but I think in the end it was worth the effort".

Young has some vaudeville in him, some Harmony Korine-like want for entertainment in the everyday, but perhaps the best thing about his work is the way that it seems like an insanely huge sponge made out of eyes and ears, vacuuming up the moments that most often disappear, and cobbling together monologues that carry their aphorisms in the same arm as their jokes.

The Harmony had some helpful on-screen prompts to address such difficulties when they arose, but they certainly did not endear the device to me.

"Then you hear George Bush and Tony Blair talking about democracy as though it has some kind of natural harmony with nature; as though it's not an ideology".

And here's Goya, who's very cut free from the Church, who embodies this autonomous enlightened being, embodied as a gelatinous dead mass without redemption - then you hear George Bush and Tony Blair talking about democracy as though it has some kind of natural harmony with nature, as though it's not an ideology".

Some chords have added-tone harmony that fit a scale; some do not.