Sentence examples for some harmony from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sherif did not try my hypothetical wrinkle to his experiment, but he did manage to return some harmony to the Eagles and the Rattlers.

They must avoid the hubris of thinking their theory is perfectly suited to the task, while employing it wisely enough to produce some harmony amid the cacophony.

Two songs address his close relationship with his sister, Martha Wainwright, to whom the album is dedicated, and who appeared after intermission to sing some harmony vocals.

"I'm an alpha male so if there's alpha males in there we're going to clash but hopefully we can have some harmony," he said on his way in.

A retail incentive program would create some harmony between nutrition and agricultural policy, providing a marketplace-based incentive for increased fruit and vegetable production.

I should have felt some harmony with Mowgli as a young boy, but I didn't understand why he was not miserable in his situation.

But he said he might need some harmonies covered.

We cut 'Donna' on my little portable recording system, and then we added other instruments at the Gold Star Studio and I sang some harmonies".

Mr. Hood joined the Hold Steady for some harmonies on "Navy Sheets," but it was at the encore that the night's sometimes opposing ideas melted together.

A quite random or a strictly chronological ordering of a collection might also achieve some harmonies and happy juxtapositions, but only the poet's own arrangement carries the sense of a conversation with him, as he proposes and rethinks and offers yet another concretion of his private reality, "each one," as Larkin says in another context, "double-yolked with meaning and meaning's rebuttal".

Why not some flamewar duets, or bringing in some harmonies on @s and hashtags?