“When the soul hears harmonious music, it is reminded of the celestial harmony it perceived before entering matter.”

“His personality was a harmonious blend of a saint, spiritual scientist, yogi, philosopher, psychologist, writer, reformer, freedom fighter, researcher, eminent scholar, and visionary.”

“Again, it was the patron's role to mediate between the artist and the press, ensuring a harmonious relationship on both sides.”

“The tunes are a better blend of melodic grace supported by delicious twists of harmonic subtlety.”

“He still protracts the i in time, but his pronunciation seems deliberately disharmonic.”

“He does not even know if he has a physical dysfunction or if it has some link with his permanently arguing and sexually disharmonic parents.”

“Hundreds of times he had been baffled by the hedge round that disharmonic nature.”

“The alteration of the traditions is thus justified by a harmonistic theology.”

“Further, these fragments in 4Q158 are not merely harmonistic, but also hyperexpansive.”

“My focus wavered despite the magnitude of Ruebners poetry when I encountered disharmonious choices.”

“The couple's endless wrangling over passages marked the first disharmony in this memorably disharmonious union.”

“Attention to the underlying and broader disharmonious forces and influences.”

“In the search to the power of life, uniting salutary effects and harmonical fusing of typical features got more and more attention.”

“Many music students today experience difficulties in composing melodies without a prior harmonical guide.”

“In addition to this, the architecture of these new premises was designed according to harmonical laws.”

“The superconsciousness' will is completely harmonized with the will of the Cosmic.”

“From the harmonizing tunes of the birds in the morning to the laughs of coyotes at night, your soul will be at bliss with mother nature.”

“A harmonizing color will be the nearest tint to the original but farthest from the contrasting color.”