Sentence examples for view of harmony from inspiring English sources

Going back and seeing this line, this birds-eye view of harmony was incredibly inspiring for me.

Yet the elaborate, engrossing choreography, by Myna Mukherjee and Bichitrananda Swain, really did state an absorbing view of harmony within male-female and human-divine principles.

By Peter J. Boyer The choice of Collins to head the N.I.H. seemed to reflect the President's own view of the harmony between science and religion.

The President had found not only a man who reflected his own view of the harmony between science and faith but an evangelical Christian who hoped that the government's expansion of embryonic-stem-cell research might bring the culture war over science to a quiet end.

My view on harmony within projects is vastly important.

Epiphenomenalists would simply have to accept a brute and unscientific view of pre-established harmony of affective valuation of feelings and the utility of their causes.

What makes them such, and what makes Stravinsky a great composer, is in Mr. Salonen's view essentially a matter of harmony.

As the two continued to exchange views, there were moments of harmony.

In this view, truth becomes the relationship of harmony or coherence between thoughts, rather than a correspondence between thoughts and external realities.

Cosmopolitan emphasis on social bonds rather than nation-states lays the foundation for its view of society ultimately evolving toward harmony and away from conflict.

From this, we conclude with a suggestion that, in addressing the challenges for occupational health ethics particular to the African context, the concept of harmony or relational solidarity, embedded in traditional views of personhood being socially based may be helpful.