Sentence examples for mostly in harmony from inspiring English sources
With the notable exception of his distrust of free trade agreements — read on — they are mostly in harmony with current conservative thinking on economics.
Yet both sides are mostly in harmony in believing that the federal government should be used to intervene where the free market fails.
Marshall's voice, which is her strongest asset, is heard mostly in multitracked harmony with itself, small ensembles that make the songs more general than intimate.
Mostly, you ride in harmony, hardly noticing the person next to or across from you.
Born in 1945, she climbed a ladder of colorless party jobs, mostly in education and promoting political harmony, before winning prestigious assignments to organize Beijing's 2008 Olympics.
He's also using his massive stages – he plays mostly arenas – to experiment, projecting images that work in harmony with his material.
But the film often evokes a yoga video with its statements about feeling in harmony with oneself, and its stories mostly turn on the hard-to-dispute proposition that yoga is relaxing and therapeutic.
Where there should be beautiful buildings in harmony with nature, he says, there is mostly "architecture which is against life" instead, "insane, image-ridden, hollow".
As a study in harmony, Wheatleigh holds some surprises, beginning with the discovery of a young, mostly European staff catering to a cosmopolitan clientele out here in the deep sticks.
At the branch in Alhambra, for instance, a mostly Asian suburb of Los Angeles, Marion hired a feng shui consultant to ensure that the branch was in harmony with its surroundings.
