Sentence examples for quite harmonize from inspiring English sources
The conflict is most engaging when the colors do not quite harmonize, as in "The Flood Plain of Desire," in which the purple velvet of the flanking panels grates against the softer blues and pinks of the central canvas.
And the two ethoses never quite harmonize.
Because of all these reasons it is quite difficult to harmonize the requirements on the European level.
Ms. Bardot's body, in that first scene, and Capri, in the concluding scenes, are the natural world that nobody in this movie seems quite capable of harmonizing with, or of seeing, as entirely, irreducibly real, the way Homer did.
Young, upbeat, full of brio, this light wine (only 10percentt alcohol) is fun to drink; yet it is still quite young, still harmonizing, still not possessed of the nuanced curlicues that will turn up in six months.
"I've never seen three people spontaneously harmonize the way they do, and it was quite fascinating to see how instinctive they were with the parts they came up with.
The mood of swift, transient whimsy in Saul Steinberg's art seems to harmonize perfectly with Namuth's high viewpoint photo, which makes the artist appear quite small standing beside a sidewalk covered with his chalk drawing of a train.
Lord began to harmonize, sweetly.
They need not harmonize thematically.
