Sentence examples for more harmonious structures from inspiring English sources

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The Odyssey tends to be blander in expression and sometimes more diffuse in the progress of its action, but it presents an even more complex and harmonious structure than the Iliad.

Rigor is obtained by combining Ernst Mach's principle of the economy of thought with the concept of harmony, that is, thanks to "the fortunate inventions of language" that introduce an order-structure, the complexity of a domain of objects is made more harmonious by the introduction of an invariance (see Poincaré 1908: 23 30; 1913b: 371–375).

"This makes them much more harmonious and seamless".

"Off the bat, this means a more harmonious family environment".

On the right, things are scarcely more harmonious.

He wants the world to be more harmonious.

Some were better balanced and more harmonious than others.

For a time, the collaboration between Lowry and Margerie grew more harmonious.

In the long run, this should lead to more harmonious neighbourhoods," he said.

It would have made my work life easier to manage and more harmonious.