Sentence examples for more harmonious in from inspiring English sources

Today she wore no makeup except black eyeliner, and her face was prettier, more harmonious in the subdued light.

"Starting is another door that opens, and things become more harmonious in the chaos you thought was football," he said.

During the course of their locavore year, the Kingsolver family if anything grew closer and more harmonious, in contrast with the discordance displayed by her characters.

Having had this reaction to a pill that combined oestrogen and progestogen, he suggested I try the progestogen-only "mini-pill", which I did – and I'm happy to say that family life has remained much more harmonious in its wake.

Instead, a leader should be the opener and more harmonious in their relationship so that subordinate can feel at ease when they would like to comment or share their opinions.

"The giant factories, the overcrowded metropolises, the centralised and monolithic states, the mass parties... are without a doubt the leviathans of our time, also destined to disappear to leave room for forms of life that are more agile, more harmonious and, in one word, more human," Olivetti concluded in Citta dell'Uomo.

He ended with an exhortation: "I hope that as you build China's economy you will also help to build a better, more harmonious society in China".

Edge felt that the mechanic was "far less self-conscious" and "more harmonious" than in Endochrome and Crush.

But for now, the Mets' clubhouse, which in fact has seemed much more harmonious this season than in years past, remains in his corner.

The mood was more harmonious elsewhere, although in Brighton about 600 protesters marched through the city before trying to force their way into Hove town hall.

If the paper is to prosper it has to build a more harmonious, inclusive image in order to win as big an audience as possible to its new offering – its digital product, known as Sun+.