Sentence examples for remarkable harmony. from inspiring English sources

In Europe and elsewhere, Israeli diplomats find themselves fending off uncomfortable accusations of vicarious jingoism.Alongside the consonance of their broader views, Mr Bush and Mr Sharon seem to have achieved remarkable harmony regarding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

Over a period of 300 years, it was constructed as the ceremonial entryway to Rome, and, although its elements are diverse in style and in age (13th century bce 19th century ce), a remarkable harmony prevails.

He said Australia was a place of "remarkable harmony", relatively speaking, because Australians "follow the golden rule, which is common to all faiths – do unto others as you would have them do unto you".

Ms. Neumann and Mr. Giragosian really danced this: the warmth and pliancy of her upper body, the courtesy with which he lowered her slowly to the floor from lifts and the keen musical ear they both showed were genuine pleasures, along with the glow they gave off in their costumes and the remarkable harmony they showed when doing the same movements.

But stock trading firms are actually home to a remarkable harmony, according to a new study.

"Everyone from the directors to the grips loved what they were doing, and they worked in remarkable harmony," said Bann. "I always quote Patsy Kelly Hal Roachach was the best boss I ever had in the industry.

Palermo became the capital of this kingdom, in which Greeks, Arabs, Jews, and Normans worked together with singular harmony to create a cosmopolitan culture of remarkable vitality.

It was, moreover, a world without gravity, in which objects appeared to float in disparate juxtaposition while achieving a remarkable total harmony and rhythm.

And that is because the discussions under way here in Amsterdam are in a remarkable synergistic harmony with another international process: one that is leading toward the most important event for children in a decade - the General Assembly's Special Session on Children in September.

WASHINGTON — There has been a remarkable outbreak of harmony at the Supreme Court.

IN THE benign view of many Nepalis, their country's 100 or so ethnic and caste groups have co-existed for centuries in remarkable peace and harmony.