Sentence examples for predictable harmony from inspiring English sources
So it goes on, in perfect, predictable harmony, only ever pausing to see Rafiki hold Pep Guardiola triumphantly aloft on Pride Rock.
(Lively excerpts from the reviews are included as a special feature in the booklet that accompanied the Decca-London recording in 1966). The main lines of criticism are these: mawkish piety; Victorian sentimentality; regular tunes and predictable harmonies; lack of dramatic backbone.
Both reactions can seem contrived — and engender nostalgia for proportional responses to a three-dimensional world of energy and matter that behaves in predictable and ancient ways, in harmony with our capacity to appreciate it.
Flutist Valerie Coleman and bassoonist Monica Ellis partnered on a happily coherent reading of Villa-Lobos's 20th-century evocation of baroque structure, weaving the exuberant colors of Brazilian energy around the more predictable foundation of 18th-century harmony with gratifying transparency and balance.
But one of the pleasures of "Everyday People" is the way it slips around predictable clashes to pursue subtler harmonies.
Here, too, the patterns of harmony and movement are predictable, but we never tire of them.
Mikael Wood of Entertainment Weekly rated it "B+", saying that "even if the themes on their 11th studio CD are a bit predictable, their muscular riffs and handsome vocal harmonies give the material a boot-scooting vibrancy".
Suddenly, the harmonies grow more intricate and less predictable, and the lyrics sharpen.
Then comes "Merry-Go-Round". Suddenly, the harmonies grow more intricate and less predictable, and the lyrics sharpen.
It's not [varied] — and that ties in with the harmony also, which is also a lot more predictable.
