Sentence examples for values harmony from inspiring English sources
"Heynckes, a man who values harmony, is unsure what to make of Ballack," writes Kicker.
The deeper divide, however, may be more subtle, between a theory that Freud hoped would "disturb the world" and a Chinese philosophical tradition that values harmony and accommodation as the route to fulfillment.
With its origins stemming from the delicacies offered to the imperial court, kaiseki-ryōri synthesises some of the best Japanese values: harmony, balance and an appreciation of the moment.
"That's the only thing we can do". Many shareholders were dismayed by the name Cordiant, which Scott touted as embracing core values, harmony and "a clear indication of a change in the company's leadership". After the voting, the meeting room was dimmed, the stage lit up with swirling colored lights and the new logo, with its graceful, thin black letters, appeared overhead to the strains of music.
Thus, consistent with collectivistic values, harmony not only between the spouses, but also between the two families is highly emphasized.
People in collective societies tend to value harmony and duty.
To the Editor: As an Asian-American, I am tired of the stereotypes that David Brooks perpetuates: Asians bow to the collective will and value harmony, while Westerners chase individualistic dreams.
The greater number of stringed instruments in use in Western and North African orchestras are bowed; Western orchestras, however, are distinctive in that these bowed chordophones exist and are played in families of graduated size (violin, viola, cello, bass), and this phenomenon derives from the extent to which Western musicians have valued harmony and multipart composition.
I've always valued harmony in my interactions with everyone I work with.
They value harmony among members, and measure success as a function of the number of priorities concurrently managed.
It is uncomfortable for a lot of Asian Americans who value harmony with others to admit that they are not feeling well emotionally.
