Sentence examples for more harmonious than from inspiring English sources

Some were better balanced and more harmonious than others.

The teachers at P.S. 192 say their school is more harmonious than most others where they have worked.

One commentator wrote: "If Chinese people had the right to own and carry weapons, society would probably be more harmonious than it is now.

"The relationship with Comcast should be much more harmonious," than it was with BCE, Dennis Leibowitz, an analyst with Donaldson , Lufkin & Jenrette said.

Rio now dominates his thoughts, with Britain aiming to top the rowing medal table with a team Sbihi believes is "the best we've ever had, more harmonious than ever".

The well-named Fantastic Roll, of tuna tempura, spicy lobster, avocado and spicy tuna under a drizzle of sweet sauce, was more harmonious than the bland, though crisp, Passion Roll of lobster, shrimp tempura, crab, avocado and white seaweed.

The company's president, Paul Starrett, later wrote of the Empire State: "I doubt that there was ever a more harmonious combination than that which existed between owners, architects, and builder.

Aside from the obvious aims to go as far as they can and hopefully present a significantly more harmonious image than the explosive rebellion they managed last time out, the question of whether the World Cup needs to be part of a bigger picture preparation for the 2016 European Championship finals, which will be held in France, requires serious consideration.

In effect, evolution has turned "Asian fusion" into a far more harmonious style than it was when the availability of good ingredients was next to zero.

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

Artistically "Heaven" is a much more harmonious posthumous collaboration than the powerful but ungainly collision of Steven Spielberg's crowd-pleasing and Stanley Kubrick's misanthropic sensibilities in "A.I.: Artificial Intelligence".