Sentence examples for word harmony from inspiring English sources

The word "harmony" wasn't in his vocabulary.

Brilliant achievements, social development and, that ubiquitous word, harmony featured large in their presentations.

President Hu Jintao's favorite buzz word, "harmony," which he deploys constantly when urging social stability, is hijacked to signify censorship itself, as in, "My blog's been harmonized".

The poem is about music, and the word harmony comes from the Greek harmottein, meaning "to fit together" — peacefully and rightly.

The word harmony evokes equilibrium and peace.

Their experimental techniques greatly enriched the technical repertoire of modern poetry, and Symbolist theories bore fruit both in the poetry of W.B. Yeats and T.S. Eliot and in the modern novel as represented by James Joyce and Virginia Woolf, in which word harmonies and patterns of images often take preeminence over the narrative.

Would "American Idol" still be a cultural juggernaut if contestants were asked to perform "mysterious but recognizable amalgams of melody, words, harmony, all moving together in time"?

But one day a piece of paper floats into his life — one's impression is that it is a fragment of some sort of flier for an idyllic community — containing the words "Harmony Creek".

For food, he would serve river crabs, a politically loaded entrée that sounds like the Mandarin word for "harmony" — the government's term for a society that is free of dissent.

For food, he would serve river crabs, a politically loaded entrée that sounds like the Mandarin word for "harmony"—the government's term for a society that is free of dissent.

"So taking its name from the Italian word for harmony, he made this instrument of graduated-size bowls with holes and corks in the center that he put on a horizontal spindle rotated by a fly wheel and a foot pedal.