“The Be Sharps used to be a famous barbershop quartet known for their catchy songs that were sung in perfect harmony.”

“I dreamed of being in a utopia where all animate beings lived together in perfect harmony.”

“We appear to be in harmony with regards to the next phase of the project.”

“However, after working as harmonist in some other films, I decided to concentrate on Carnatic music.”

“Someone who knows me very well might understand the special place I give to the concepts of harmonizing and being a harmonist.”

“Virtuoso, melodist and talent harmonist, to the precision of goldsmith, endowed with a skill not very common.”

“And though Maurice Gibb was the harmonizer and back-up singer, he was the Bee Gees to me.”

“As there is no better harmonizer of differences than a good laugh, these laughter-provoking letters should serve a pacificatory purpose.”

“The last live electronic sound processing in this composition is an arpeggiator, in other words, an harmonizer with individual delays.”

“And your handy harmoniser now works both to restore health during battle and to give other members of your unit a fitness boost if they're in danger of dying on you.”

“I don't know how you do that really but she's an incredible harmoniser, to sit on top or behind vocals is a great skill and she does it so easily.”

“Besides, the impact of such an eventuality would bring disharmony and bitterness among students.”

“Like music, gaming can produce harmony with good time management or disharmony through poor use of time.”

“They sang in discord, their disharmony drowning out the sobbing, travelling to the ears of those who lingered in the church's car park.”

“Advances in viticulture and winemaking are such that acidification is much lower and its harmonisation is now almost undetectable.”

“However, there is a problem here in that almost every other mature economy in Europe wants tax harmonisation.”

“Both the melody and the four-part harmonisation are printed as facsimile reproductions of the composer's autograph manuscript.”

“But their lack of harmoniousness yields an ungainly charm, familiar and easy to settle into.”

“The law began to emphasize social harmoniousness as a goal rather than use repression as a means to satisfy God's vengeance.”

“The characteristic harmoniousness of her face became, as it were, decomposed for an instant.”

“There exists a high level of harmonization between the secured financing laws of most of the provinces of Canada and the states of the United States.”

“Examples of the second type are treatments on dittography, haplography, harmonization, and itacisms.”

“There is another way to view the relation of theism and science apart from a panentheistic harmonization.”

“Oliver has a wonderfully sweet voice that is full-bodied and rich in harmonics.”

“The duet for soprano and mezzo and its glittering cabaletta are distinguished by daring harmonics and challenging pyrotechnics.”

“He played with harmonics and double stops as though there had been a partner to his criminal musicality.”

“The disharmonies in Nature in both the living and the non-living worlds tend to correct themselves.”

“The staggering of the panels creates a step-like effect, which echoes the motion of the dog and emphasizes the painting's disharmonies of scale, color and reference.”

“A jangly piano and high, slightly screechy, David Bowie-ish vocals bowl through an early New Wave review with slightly odd harmonies.”

“This is a vocal pop band, not an acid rock band, and there's only so many weird things you can do with group harmonies.”

“Get rid of your confoundedly repetitive harmonies and phony teenaged angst.”