Sentence examples for more harmoniously attuned from inspiring English sources

His attack on a clause of the Finance Act 1930 drew much praise from both Liberal and Conservative politicians, including Winston Churchill, who said that "I have rarely heard a speech more precisely directed at the object under debate, more harmoniously attuned to the character of Committee discussion, than the excellent statement the Honourable and learned Gentleman has just made".

The universe is organized according to a plurality of orders, arranged along hierarchical levels, but harmoniously attuned to each other.

By giving the world our talents, we're naturally more fulfilled, more attuned to our destiny.

Savoury chicken blends far more harmoniously into the background.

Given your differing perspectives, how can you work more harmoniously with younger employees?

Costa's thyme and bay leaf seem to blend into the whole far more harmoniously.

Law and medicine come together more harmoniously in forensic medicine, a medical specialty that assists in the detection of crime.

Nature and technology coexist in this mossy notch of the lower 48 more harmoniously than in other American cities.

He didn't erase the Modernist geometry of recent seasons, but he used it more harmoniously with the fabrics.

The cadence of language and the meaning of the text work more harmoniously than any I can think of.

Their personalities develop more slowly than their bodies, much like humans but unlike wolves, whose personalities and sexuality develop more harmoniously.