Sentence examples for make harmonious from inspiring English sources
This would be very much in accord with the famous conception of the harmony of the spheres according to which the heavenly bodies make harmonious music as they move, but neither in Philolaus nor any other early source do we get an explicit account of how the musical scale corresponds to the astronomical system (Huffman 1993, 279 83).
Grand music is made by people who are otherwise strangers to each other, coming from differing conditions of life to play differing kinds of instruments to make harmonious music.
Stubbins's immediate task is to make harmonious a squad (on and off the pitch) with so many new faces, some of whom are not as new as they may like.
Instagrams of them on stage or the crowds at their shows make harmonious visuals for their ad hoc music releases.
An untitled work on paper by Willem de Kooning from 1942 is a beautiful reminder of his uncanny knack for making harmonious colors that shouldn't go together: yellow, pink and blue.
Without clearly differentiated roles, men and women are competing over the same things: job status, time with the children, who's going to do the housework – which makes harmonious communication difficult, so people look around for explanations.
Abject poverty does not necessarily make for harmonious living.
"We wanted to develop the chassis around the engine to make everything harmonious".
Mr Hu will then officially become one of the party's great "thinkers" alongside Mao, Deng Xiaoping and Mr Hu's predecessor, Jiang Zemin.The full text of the document, published on October 18th, prescribes many ways to make China harmonious.
The Rubin Museum of Art, devoted to art of the Himalayas, welcomes children to a celebration inspired by that story, in which they will explore the galleries, hear animal tales, enjoy music and dance, work on collaborative sculpture, create an animal hanging to take home and make some harmonious friends themselves.
The individual components are odd – super-sweet burnt white chocolate ice-cream tasting like Scottish tablet (no bad thing, in my book), an airy and vaguely medicinal parsley and pistachio cake, cheek-squeezingly sharp raspberry powder – but, eaten together, they suddenly make glorious, harmonious sense.
