Sentence examples for unusual harmony from inspiring English sources

Considered a firm and tactful governor, he worked in unusual harmony with the colonial legislature.

For such a varied cross section of Palestinian society, an unusual harmony prevailed.

But Cervelli, Posada and Girardi, a former catcher, spoke of the unusual harmony between Posada and his understudy.

Wolf's unusual harmony in "Alle gingen, Herz, zur Ruh" leaves Schubert and Schumann behind and knocks on the door of the 20th century.

555 West 25th Street, Chelsea Through July 3 This well-tempered show brings Emily Cheng's paintings and Lois Connor's photographs into an unusual harmony.

From right to left, hawks to doves, comes unusual harmony of opinion both here and in Israel Camp Davidd is said to have been a test that Mr. Barak passed and Mr. Arafat failed.

Their voices had similar ranges but were an octave apart, creating unusual harmonies.

There are interesting moments here: Our Love's unusual harmonies, for instance, or Afraid of Nothing's orchestral slow build.

The performances on Thursday were all too human, a parade of sensitive young songwriters reaching for introspective illumination in their lyrics and unusual harmonies on their flattop guitars.

Individualism also asserted itself in the voicing of Ives's unusual harmonies, where the inner parts asserted themselves in unexpected and revealing ways.

The unusual harmonies of Thelonious Monk's "'Round Midnight" were perfect for this novel's haunted pianist, he thought: "Thelonious Monk's tune is full of mysteries.