Sentence examples for less harmonious than from inspiring English sources

Following the election, Jenkins was replaced as party leader by Owen, whose relationship with Liberal leader David Steel proved to be considerably less harmonious than Jenkins' had been.

King Abdullah has not publicly spoken so harshly about the American-led military intervention in Iraq before, and his remarks suggest that his alliance with Washington may be less harmonious than administration officials have been hoping.

The same is true for hues paired with their paint-complement (blue-orange and yellow-purple): paint-complement pairs were rated as reliably less harmonious than the same hues paired with the average of the two hues adjacent to their paint-complement [ F 1, 47) = 17.67, p <.001].

So one might assume that the combination of editing and writing poetry has been a comfortable fit, but Robertson explains that it has been a far less harmonious relationship than his success in both fields suggests.

The scale turned out to be far less harmonious and continuous than was once assumed, and nature, more than a deity, was held responsible for the imperfections.

Wagner felt that the meeting of "two disparate storytelling sensibilities" was "far less harmonious and compatible" than Clarke and Pohl may have imagined.

First, pairs containing cool colors are generally both more harmonious and more preferred (toward the upper right quadrant) than pairs containing warm colors, which are less harmonious and less preferred (toward the lower left quadrant).

This week, though, could be less harmonious.

They are more mechanical, less harmonious.

The Bay-Arena provided less harmonious scenes, however.

On this occasion the marriage was less harmonious.