Sentence examples for met harmony from inspiring English sources

But I went to Nashville and met Harmony and I instantly became comfortable with him".

It was through these skaters that she met Harmony Korine, who wrote the script for Clark's film and, when filming wrapped, became her boyfriend, later casting her in his directorial debut Gummo.

A Darien, Conn., high school senior at the time, she met Harmony Korine, who was 19, under a tree; the next thing she knew, she'd been cast -- with no previous acting experience -- in "Kids," the 1995 movie about disaffected Manhattan street urchins that was written by Mr. Korine and directed by Larry Clark.

It's a beautifully shot, coming-of-age road movie; a paean to the country's underclass but also a dagger to the myth of the American dream – a bit Walker Evans meets Harmony Korine.

Meet Harmony Korine, Margaret Kilgallen, Mike Mills, and more, way back when they were still young, fucked up, and unspoiled by fame.

But I think once you get one that you like and you see what a difference it can make, pride and pragmatism will meet in harmony.

The party has matched this tight fist with a buildup of mediation techniques and manpower within party organizations and a system of rewards and punishments for bureaucrats who fulfill — or fail to meet — social harmony goals.

Nazi policies toward the Jews, the legendary underground Polish diplomat Jan Karski reported to his government-in-exile in London in 1940, formed "a sort of narrow bridge where the Germans and a large part of Polish society meet in harmony".

Now in the case of music, tones high and low are the product of Reason-Principles which, by the fact that they are Principles of harmony, meet in the unit of Harmony, the absolute Harmony, a more comprehensive Principle, greater than they and including them as its parts.

Bremner first met writer-director Harmony Korine several years ago.

In July 1831 she married Guillaume Sylvan Casimir Phiquepal D'Arusmont, a physician she had first met at New Harmony, and she remained with him in Paris until 1835.