Sentence examples for need for harmony from inspiring English sources

In ancient times, the nude had been used to express fundamental human needs, for instance, the need for harmony and order (Apollo) versus the need to sublimate sexual desire (Venus).

Mr Piëch is equally curt about himself: "My need for harmony is limited," he once said.Mr Piëch does not have the power to dump Mr Winterkorn summarily from VW, which is a peculiar hybrid of family business, state-owned enterprise and public company.

Peter's sentiments echo what Nicholai and Triplehorn (2003 11) see as children's need for harmony.

These results and others like them, argues de Waal, show that moral sentiments are part of our biological inheritance, a consequence of an ancestral life that was dominated by egalitarian group living – and the need for harmony between members of the group.

He spoke of a need for harmony and mindfulness, before complaining about the police poking around his new age temple in Venice called "Full Circle".

Emotional expression was measured with Rational/Emotional Defensiveness (R/ED) (Spielberger, 1988; Swan et al, 1992; Fernandez-Ballesteros et al, 1997) and Need for Harmony (N/H) (Fernandez-Ballesteros et al, 1998) Scales.

Now, China has acknowledged America's leadership and spoken of the need for world harmony.

She begins to think the way they think, embodying the total empathy needed for diplomatic harmony.

She links the need for Sunni-Shiite harmony with the broader need for respect for other religions.

We need to bring our need for light into harmony with the needs of those who share the earth with us.

This weekend is a time for reflection about the urgent need for inter-faith harmony across the West, and the rest of the world.