Sentence examples for point of harmony from inspiring English sources

From the administration's standpoint, the migration agreement has been a rare point of harmony in United States-Cuban relations.

In an orchestra or chorus or chamber score everyone has a different part, but all the parts have to reach a point of harmony.

Bill de Blasio, the Democratic nominee for mayor and the overwhelming front-runner in the polls, had been a consistent and vocal endorser of the soda-size restrictions, in a rare point of harmony with a mayor whose policies he has ferociously criticized.

They generated siren wails and thick distorted blotches of feedback, and at one point Mr. Moore played something like a heavy-metal lead-guitar solo, minus the reference points of harmony and beat.

There are points of harmony and points of conflict, to be sure; there are mysteries and certainties; there is "wavering and wondering".

I'm definitely more a part of the electronic music visual sphere than the white box art world at this point, partially just because there are so many more points of harmony between my work and worldview and those musicians than, say, a blue chip gallery curator.

The designer has now refined all that to a point of perfect harmony.

What is quite striking is how Mr. Dunn totally avoided addressing Ms. Clark's major point of concern: Harmony Public Schools' ties to the highly secretive and controversial Gulen Movement.

Using compositional techniques of chance, palindromes, and polyphony, Fig Trees finds points of political harmony and musical convergence in operatic and documentary sequences that profile the overlapping stories of various activists: Gugu Diamini, Stephen Lewis, Simon Nkoli, and most of all, Tim and Zackie.

Particularly so when major regional players such as Turkey and Iran are holding on closely to their cards in the two key Arab nations, while the Kurdish element present in both countries remains a major point of either contention, harmony, convergence, or competition for the players.

Indeed, in the musical definition of harmony, the point is that all the notes are not identical; different notes complement one another and are compatible.