Sentence examples for it consonant with from inspiring English sources

Susan Olsen writes that Miller did not include the Latin phrases just to "add dignity" to the work, but to emphasize its religious themes, making it consonant with the tradition of Judeo-Christian writings.

Its ethos was embedded in the street grid, its architecture dovetailing with the art inside, so much of it consonant with the syncopated rhythms and complex geometry of New York.

Is it consonant with the values, history and habits of cooperation that Europe and America share?

This stance may have been defensible in terms of some perceived national interest, but in no way was it consonant with a principled esteem for democracy.

For me, however, the course of events since the promulgation of the Weeks doctrine suggests a modification of it consonant with the thinking of Weeks and therefore not essentially departing from it.

But Mr. Miller believes that our very scientific soul is at stake and that the argument for intelligent design is just the first step in an attempt to redefine science itself and make it consonant not with scientific truth but with whatever you want to believe.

It is also because it is consonant with the entire body of human self-deception.

"At times it borders on opera, but it's consonant with the work we do at A Noise Within.

"I think it's an absolute throwback and it's consonant with what the cartoon is, which is a throwback notion," Mankoff said.

And then you have to couch it in the right terms, to have it be consonant with the other values of the university.

But this pious subservience that you have ending this passage – and certainly it's consonant with that image from the Nativity Ode – nonetheless, I think it's safe to say that it comes as quite a shock when you consider the sentence as a whole.