Sentence examples for less harmoniously from inspiring English sources

Less harmoniously, a simmering family feud over his funeral arrangements burst into public view.

Asians, blacks and whites cram more or less harmoniously into its small red-brick houses.

His colour scale is darker and warmer than his mentor's; his lights and shades are more abrupt; and his figures are more angular in their gestures and less harmoniously proportioned.

He did so less than harmoniously, falling on his sword after a poor autumn campaign, complaining about lack of support from the RFU.

It is enough that she more or less talk-sings along harmoniously as Crosby croons "True Love". In this film, which was her last before she sailed away to become Princess Grace of Monaco, she demonstrates the singular gifts that were responsible for her brief, remarkable Hollywood career.

The tempestuous Uruguayan is less likely to knuckle down harmoniously than, say, the placid Modric – a fact of which Liverpool are uncomfortably aware.

Sleazy didn't make the cut for two reasons; he was not central to the popular culture, and — no less important — it's really hard to harmoniously shoehorn a few seconds of Throbbing Gristle among Phoebe Snow, Clarence Clemons and Césaria Évora.

One might worry that a view according to which even ideal, perfect rationality can coexist harmoniously with a more or less completely mistaken view of one's situation threatens to attenuate the connection between believing rationally and believing truly too far, and to render obscure why the former would be valuable relative to the latter.

For instance, this study contributed to the extant body of literature showing that adolescents living harmoniously with both parents were less likely to report disruptive behavioural problems [ 60, 61].

We may find that while his administration is less concerned about "ethics," per se, the prospect of a harmoniously automated future is a deal too good not to secure.

Harmoniously passionate dancers, on the other hand, suffer less from acute injuries and do more to keep themselves from getting hurt in the first place.