Sentence examples for sort of harmony from inspiring English sources

Can't their counterpointed lives be brought into some sort of harmony?

"There's a natural sort of harmony between the two," Balch said.

And it's clear that they were trying to maintain some sort of harmony within the OPEC family.

They were smooching in their horses' ears, scrubbing their necks and crossing reins in the sort of harmony and syncopation usually associated with pop music's boy bands.

But a vital objective for the EU must be to keep the cacophony confined to less important issues, and to achieve some sort of harmony on bigger matters.

They just screech in pain.... Taking a close look at what's around us, there is some sort of harmony: it's the harmony of overwhelming and collective murder".

The symphonic scale of Brahms's Second Piano Concerto in B flat major had provided a strong first-half counterweight, as well as exemplifying the sort of harmonies Schoenberg codified in his treatise, then turned his back on.

Had Kepler's investigation ended with the establishment of this architectonic principle, he might have continued to search for other sorts of harmonies; but his work would not have broken with the ancient Greek notion of uniform circular planetary motion.

A sort of divine harmony reigns throughout the organization.

It would be valuable to expose students to the idea that many scientists and religious leaders hold a variety of positions including some having both explanations in some sort of a harmony.

And the cacophony of voices, machines, televisions, animals and vehicles all blend together in a sort of absurd harmony.