Sentence examples for much more harmonious from inspiring English sources

"This makes them much more harmonious and seamless".

Things have been much more harmonious at Hull – even if their latest reunion happened almost by accident.

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

When you play or sing together what else are you doing but reaching for a goal that will enrich all of us, one that can help us to understand each other better and make society that much more harmonious?

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".

Having had this reaction to a pill that combined oestrogen and progestogen, he suggested I try the progestogen-only "mini-pill", which I did – and I'm happy to say that family life has remained much more harmonious in its wake.

I still have much more to learn regarding harmonious interactions with people, but my daily aspiration is to appreciate what's good and divinely beautiful about the people around me.

But we can achieve so much more when we understand that conflicts color even our most loving and apparently harmonious relationships, and that partners can be in furious cooperative agreement and simultaneously have conflicting agendas.

Disputes between mothers and their donors over child support or custody rights may make headlines, but much more often, the creation of biological offspring with queer friends leads to a unique, harmonious relationship, one that's both at the vanguard of our modern idea of "family" and becoming more common every day.

During Tchaikovsky's visit, he spent much time in the company of these men, and his somewhat fraught relationship with The Five would meld into a more harmonious one with the Belyayev circle.

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