Sentence examples for in some harmony from inspiring English sources

He writes: "Is it outlandish to wonder whether part of his genius didn't lie in an ability to inspire his parents to conduct their lives in perfect harmony with his ambition?" Similarly, might he have inspired fans to conduct their affection in some harmony with his greatness?

Just repeat the row over and over, and you can try to sneak in some harmony.' And Berio said, 'If you want to write tonal music, why don't you write tonal music?'" That was just about the best advice the 25-year-old Reich could hope for.

Why not some flamewar duets, or bringing in some harmonies on @s and hashtags?

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 frequency of a note is adjusted up or down, sacrificing some harmony in all keys so none are too dissonant.

And as is so often the case with Mr. Elling, the artistry lies in some intangible harmony of musical arrangement, interpretive detail and sheer vocal expression.

The leaves on the trees are dancing in the breeze and I have a sense of freedom, of being in touch, in harmony with some cosmic orchestra.

Why does her heart beat "in harmony to some invisible clock" so that she always knows the exact time?

So, the majority of the tracks were those guys, and we had Matthew Sweet come in and overdub some harmonies.

The notes clash over your head, some in breathtaking harmony, some in startling dissonance.

Any slight hope that a bitterly fought campaign might end in some approximation of harmony were soon dashed, with recriminations beginning within Labour, which faced criticism it had not campaigned sufficiently for continued EU membership.