Sentence examples for more in harmony from inspiring English sources

Indeed, it may even be more forceful, albeit more in harmony with UN objectives.

Ms. Herrera has improved tremendously in the role, with her arms more in harmony with her brilliant footwork.

"The more in harmony with yourself you are, the more joyful you are, and the more faithful you are.

"The notion of competition, the acceptance of competition is more in harmony with the American culture than the French and Latin one," he added.

Augustine's approach has been much more influential, but Hick finds the ideas of Irenaeus more in harmony with modern thought and likely to prove more fruitful.

If you're looking for something more in harmony with nature, £264,000 will buy you a modern home in lush, sub-tropical Northland.

It was much more interested in harmony and consensus.

Architecture and the natural landscape will once more be in harmony.

Exploring not only architecture but also painting as well as luxury arts, she shows that contrary to common belief these communities were more often in harmony with one another than in adversarial relationships.

It is impeccable, more in the harmony of its lines than the fineness of its detail.

As a result, we'll enjoy healthier, more fulfilling, more peaceful lives in harmony with nature and each other.