Sentence examples for idea of harmony from inspiring English sources

"Japan has a long history of placing great value on the idea of harmony and respecting the rights of everyone," she said.

Like chaos theory itself, the idea of harmony in noise can seem as hard to untangle as a kittenized ball of yarn.

For 54 years, the United Nations International School, like the United Nations, has modeled itself on the idea of harmony among diverse nationalities and personalities.

To end on such a rich chord feels at first curious: the idea of harmony appears to run counter to everything that's gone before.

On the other hand, Seltzer recalled that he had taken piracetam to write an essay on "the idea of harmony as a trope in Chinese political discourse" — it was one of the papers he was proudest of.

I felt that the piracetam helped me to work within the realm of the abstract, and make the kind of associations that I needed — following this idea of harmony from an ancient religious belief as it was translated throughout the centuries into a very important topic in political discourse".

This isn't about hokey ideas of harmony, of black and white people smiling and getting along just for the sake of getting along.

There are tons of young jazz saxophonists out there pursuing current ideas of harmony and structure and rhythm, but he has something rare going for him: he has a sound.

The idea of perfect harmony is not quite accurate.

The German astronomer Johannes Kepler (1571 1630) perpetuated, in effect, the idea of the harmony of the spheres, attempting to relate music to planetary movement.

Pythagoras may have referred, vaguely, to the "music of the heavens," which he alone seemed able to hear; and later Pythagoreans seem to have assumed that the distances of the heavenly bodies from the earth somehow correspond to musical intervals a theory that, under the influence of Platonic conceptions, resulted in the famous idea of the "harmony of the spheres".