Sentence examples for quite harmonious from inspiring English sources
There he finds Jews and Arabs living together in grudging if not quite harmonious tolerance.
And Mr. Barak's government, which had seemed on the verge of collapse, was still intact, though not quite harmonious.
Plato does not want him to focus on the music he hears about him ("heard harmonies") but rather to ascend to consider quite abstract questions about which numbers are harmonious with which.
Despite its humble roots, the braise is quite rich, with a subtle and harmonious use of spices.
It's harmonious – a broad harmony – fifths and fourths".
These two judgments will be quite similar for an observer who likes harmonious color combinations (e.g., dark blue and light blue), but they can be arbitrarily different for an observer who likes contrastive color combinations (e.g., dark blue and saturated yellow).
"I hope that there will be a much wider conversation and starting much earlier in the policy development process, so that we ought to be able to anticipate problems and difficulties and work together to make sure that we can be as harmonious as possible in the obviously quite difficult confines of a very small parliamentary majority".
It does not reach some sort of illusory "balance" with the environment because of some intrinsic harmonious drive to be at one with Earth, quite the opposite in fact.
The relationship between metropolis and periphery can be hierarchical and conflict ridden, but it can also be harmonious and based on mutual dependency, with some empires forming quite loose multiple independencies.
"I felt when I'd finished The Sea Lady that I'd come to the end of something, and I was quite pleased with the way that novel ended with a sort of harmonious farewell".
