Sentence examples for tend to harmonize from inspiring English sources

Lombard's "opinions" tend to harmonize with the chosen "sentences" of the Fathers.

"But where a painter might tend to harmonize his colors, a sculptor uses colors which fight — like red-brick buildings against trees, for instance — because then there's a sort of bang and they separate and the space is filled".

But if Friendly's work reveals him to be something of a moralist, he seems to stop short of salvationism, and it appears to be a matter of professional pride with him that he feels he can resist, in the editing process, the temptation to emphasize on screen those portions of interviews that tend to harmonize with his own personal attitudes.

Analysts tend to agree.

I tend to agree.

Impartial observers tend to agree.

Card manufacturers tend to agree.

The police tend to agree.

Democrats tend to agree.

Marks tends to agree.

"People tend to panic.