Sentence examples for we can harmonise from inspiring English sources

He pointed out that our "culture and history has shown us that we can harmonise our actions in consonance with nature".

That predictability means we can harmonise with the needs of the transmission network, to balance load with generation".

Some scenes are dynamic, like bees buzzing in a recording studio festooned with an Oakland Raiders patch as a heavy metal vocalist harmonises (inasmuch as one working in that idiom can harmonise).

Just because people are lead singers doesn't mean they can harmonise.

Tonight, it comes in astonishing 90-second bursts, his voice – which can harmonise as sweetly as it can scream – buried in echo, struggling to be heard over the racket his three-piece band make.

The question is whether Poroshenko can harmonise the diverse interests surely to be represented in the next parliament, while reforming Ukraine's economy and brokering a lasting peace with Russia.

He is preoccupied by the conjuring of three dimensions out of two, and how the positioning of figures, objects and landscape within the pictorial space can harmonise – or not.

Just to take the second example from above, Joyce is not only able to tell us something about the dynamic interaction between Bloom's thirst for "higher" knowledge and his bourgeois background, but, more intimately, he is able to embody Bloom's capacity for empathy – Bloom can harmonise high and low, just as he can align the literal and the figurative.

We harmonise, we homogenise, we regulate, we legislate.

"We need to harmonise what we're doing and make it work in a way that we're not spending all this money and spinning our wheels".

We cannot harmonise everything.