Sentence examples for one harmony from inspiring English sources

In the prefaces to his edicts, Justinian boasted of his reconstituted authority in North Africa, hinted at greater conquests to come, and in return for the benefits his decrees were to provide urged his subjects to pay their taxes promptly so that there might be "one harmony between ruler and ruled".

He has been composing since his teenage years, pieces whose distilled, essential quality is the hard-won prize of a ceaseless creative perfectionism and search for the fundamental rightness of the way one note follows another, one harmony flows into the next, how each detail of his scores relates to every other.

How did he make 16 minutes on one harmony riveting?

The duo went on to segue pattern into pattern, limpid and shimmering, lingering in one harmony a while and then darting together toward a new one; it was a marvel of affinity.

The impression was one of harmony and to me very revealing of what harmony might be without theory.

But the main impression I get from this picture is one of harmony.

Not until 1993 did a new a new vision for space take shape, this one emphasizing harmony over rivalry.

The structure, he continued, needed to be "one in harmony with the natural elements so that we would attain happiness, good health and prosperity in all that we do, for the good of our children and generations to come".

To avoid disrupting too severely the on-air narrative, on the last page of the book is a spell, cast by Ms. Lenox, so that no one in Harmony will remember its contents.

Inspir'd by thee, / The jarring Seeds of Matter did agree, / Thou didst the scatter'd Atoms bind, / Which, by thy Laws of true proportion join'd, / Made up of various Parts one perfect Harmony".

By far the most popular part of St Lucia, it's where we spent our final four days, in one of Harmony Marina Suites' bright, air-conditioned apartments arranged around a pool, complete with TV, fridge, kitchen and digital clock/radio.