How To Use Harmonise In A Sentence
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Also, please keep in mind that in order to conceal my identity I'm speaking through a harmonizer--in reality my voice sounds exactly like Keith David's.
Keeping it Reeled In: Hope or Delusion?
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Imagine - the European Commission might want to harmonise uniforms and cap badges, or even metricate them.
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How well all its accessaries, all its decorations, are proportioned and harmonised -- growing lighter as they rise higher.
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine - Volume 61, No. 376, February, 1847
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But it cannot be denied that, in his endeavors to harmonize universal grace with the fact that not all, but some only, are saved, Melanchthon repudiated the monergism of Luther, espoused and defended the powers of free will in spiritual matters, and thought, argued, spoke, and wrote in terms of synergism.
Historical Introductions to the Symbolical Books of the Evangelical Lutheran Church
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Also look out for Ireland's finest west coast harmonisers, The Thrills and gritty US punk duo, The Kills on the evening session stage.
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Understanding these dynamics help a person gain insight and harmonize all their life activities.
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Ziggy Pawelzick, 67, who works in the gourmet meat section of a Toronto grocery store, called a harmonized tax a "ripoff.
Undefined
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Barbara White and her mother like to listen to music together, though their tastes don't harmonize.
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The singers began to harmonize the new song.
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The architect's brief was to design an extension which would harmonize as much as possible with the existing building.
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Zimbabwe and the Democratic Republic of Congo have signed memoranda of understanding to "harmonise" transport and mining development between the two countries.
ANC Daily News Briefing
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The colors of your coat, hat and muffler shall harmonize.
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He's got great flow, and a song that samples "Hail to the Chief" "Paragraph President": "As a politician he considers himself a national harmonizer
"Let's listen to Crack Emcee's playlist and then come back and discuss."
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I listened, but caught no tone of her sharp voice, which usually came painfully from the back regions of the house; it would ill have harmonized with the sweet autumn day and the robin's song.
John Halifax, Gentleman
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It could not be called a transfiguration that sleep had worked in his face; for the features wore essentially the same expression when waking; but sleep spiritualized that expression, exalted it, and also harmonized it.
Biographical Essays
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When all parts of our society are matured and harmonized, our education system will be recovered from ill health.
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Bussa says Muamba has ceased to be the umpire and harmonizer of viewpoints and must resign.
DRC Opposition Ousts Leader Ahead of Elections
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The discord between the stories is only partially harmonized by the patter of an omniscient narrator.
The Times Literary Supplement
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The garden has been designed to harmonize with the natural landscape.
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The idea is to harmonize our preaching with the notes being sounded around us.
Christianity Today
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I suspect that many more organ chorales were accompaniments for hymn-singing than we now appreciate: hymn books with melody were rare, and somehow the organist had to play and harmonise the tune.
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The idea is to harmonize our preaching with the notes being sounded around us.
Christianity Today
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His shape , now divested of cloak, I perceived harmonized in squareness with his physiognomy.
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By playing jembe, you have to use a dundun drum, which is a very heavy base, and then you use another tone -- another instrument called a samba (ph), which is used to harmonize the music with it.
CNN Transcript Feb 22, 2003
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Martin cleverly used foliage plants that complemented and harmonised with the bronze.
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They broke into ‘their song’ which was very badly harmonised.
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Make sure they grow shorter than the anchor plant, share its cultural requirements, and harmonize with its colors and textures.
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The incense [3171] also, in like manner, [was compounded] of stacte, onycha, galbanum, mint, and frankincense, all which do in no respect, either as to their mixture or weight, harmonize with their argument.
ANF01. The Apostolic Fathers with Justin Martyr and Irenaeus
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A muffled wind chime harmonized with the occasional car engine, whose purrs suggested heated seats and warm fans and glowing cigarette lighters.
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Framers may do their best to harmonize new and existing legislation, but there will inevitably be clashes.
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We think film subsidy programmes should be harmonised with public health goals by making films with tobacco imagery ineligible for public subsidies," Millett said.
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I have shifted and shifted the notes and considered and re-considered them under different aspects, taking hints from the delicate chameleon changes of significance that came over them as they harmonised or discorded with their new surroundings.
The Note-Books of Samuel Butler
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Of course the video was pure agitprop, attempting to position Obama as this racial harmonizer even though he sat in the pews of a church whose pastor was a racial divider.
OBAMA ZOMBIES
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To harmonize sanitary and phytosanitary measures on as wide a basis as possible, Members shall base their sanitary or phytosanitary measures on international standards, guidelines or recommendations, where they exist.
Codex Alimentarius - Part Five - Are All WTO Member Countries Obligated to Follow Codex Standards?
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Barbara White and her mother like to listen to music together, though their tastes don't harmonize.
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If they have their way, it will be the first "harmonised" EU census, with all 27 member states asking the same questions.
The Euro-census cometh
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It was to Bach's advantage that this chorale was harmonised at the end of Cantata 60 (a dialogue between Hope and Fear commented on by Christ) with a daring remarkable even for Bach.
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But in their case, and in the case of so many other powerful modern writers, the emotions required are simple and direct, such as harmonise well with the work of men's hands and the old eternal struggle with the elements.
Suspended Judgments Essays on Books and Sensations
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United and Continental and working to harmonize their products, branding, Web sites and frequent-flier plans and eventually their maintenance, training, fleets and operations.
United Continental to Expand Economy Plus to Continental Jets
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The conc eption of PRI is introduced to harmonize the conflict among function models, w hi ch scrabble for the right to send data by network.
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So the harmonizer gives the trumpet another pitch.
Trumpeter Jon Hassell's 'Fourth World' Music
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But it is a rock sound, with balladic verses and powerful harmonised choruses, that wins through.
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A wooden kitchen chair that no longer matches can easily be spray-painted in a color that will harmonize with the new tablecloth and drapes.
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Its vibration harmonizes all my thoughts and feelings, as I gaze fixed into the depths of this greatest of flowers.
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The postmodern feeling for style harmonises with the pictures, which would be classified as pop-art, and the furniture of the fifties and sixties.
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Giorgio Armani has harmonized beads and sequins to create a shiny jewel of a wrap-around top.
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If, on the other hand, we find that Timaeus or the Eleatic visitor talks about forms in a way that does not harmonize with the way Socrates conceives of those abstract objects, in the dialogues that assign him a central role as director of the conversation, then the most plausible explanation for these discrepancies is that Plato has changed his mind about the nature of these entities.
Plato
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Days later, the White House released its formal proposal that avoided the issue, proposing instead to "harmonize" regulation instead.
How the CFTC Got Power
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If you believe in Feng Shui, you would probably recognise the larger role of the Laughing Buddha or any of the charming thingummies used by this ancient Chinese science to harmonise the energy of a living space.
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The singers simply could not sing, much less harmonize, and not once on the entire record did the drummer manage to bang a drum on beat.
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The so-called harmonised draft is only the latest leap in Kenyas 20 year elusive search for a new constitution.
WN.com - Photown News
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Participants also discussed global issues such as revising the Patent Cooperation Treaty to simplify patent application procedures, as well as ways to harmonize the different patent systems.
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The European Commission last week announced a plan to harmonise car manufacturer prices and dealership arrangements in a bid to cut prices for the consumer.
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If greater integration were going to harmonize the two countries' social policies, the direction seemed more likely to flow from North to South, rather than the reverse.
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We need visions of and struggles for a Postcapitalist Green World that rebuilds political and economic institutions for participatory democracy, as it harmonizes social and natural evolution.
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Not all morals harmonize with one another.
The Times Literary Supplement
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And this is where Menotti, master dramatist, superb orchestrator and rich harmoniser of large choruses, matches forces in the pit with those taking part rear stage to balance perfectly with the main cast centre stage.
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Fairtrade Rosy Glow bouquet £35; enjoy this array of blooms including tickled pink Sweet Unique and blush white spray roses, harmonised with the rich berry hues of Valentine alstroemeria and the fresh scent of eucalyptus.
Archive 2008-02-01
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Making development constantly, creation and harmonized homeland are the believing s of ours.
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Although it was a nice change musically that less of the choruses were harmonized, to be honest, this change made the group lose a lot of what made them unique.
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The thumping, Morse code like bass-line harmonizes with the psychedelic guitars flawlessly to provide the right atmosphere to let loose and have a good time.
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He is less an evangelist than a biographer of Jesus, a "harmonizer," a corrector after the manner of Marcion and
The Life of Jesus
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Previously he had been harmonized after having been heroized by many online for walking into a police station in Shanghai last month and killing six cops after what was accepted was an earlier case of injustice and police brutality of which he was rumored to have been on the receiving end.
Yang Jia, Cop-killer Online Hero Case Goes On Trial
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This method is that of grouping parts around centres, and several of such groups around larger centres, upward and onward indefinitely; while in living beings, according to their complexity, each individual part, and each individual group of parts with its centre, _is left free to move within its own sphere, yet at the same time is harmonized with the movements of its neighbors through the medium of the common centre_.
The Continental Monthly, Vol. III, No. V, May, 1863 Devoted to Literature and National Policy
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I suspect that many more organ chorales were accompaniments for hymn-singing than we now appreciate: hymn books with melody were rare, and somehow the organist had to play and harmonise the tune.
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Add to that the fact that I love Massenet because his music is tonal and well harmonised, and you have some idea of my style.
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These melodies were harmonized accordingly and subsequently subjected to extensive thematic development in the paradigm of Western-European nineteenth-century compositional procedures.
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Such laws must be "harmonised" in accordance with China's WTO commitments, he said, warning that failure to do so might lead to disputes with its trading partners in the global body.
ANC Daily News Briefing
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I feel all out of tune, and completely disharmonized when she performs in my presence.
Dawn
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By playing jembe, you have to use a dundun drum, which is a very heavy base, and then you use another tone -- another instrument called a samba (ph), which is used to harmonize the music with it.
CNN Transcript Feb 22, 2003
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But don't stop there; remember that any lighting fixtures must also harmonize with the rest of the room's furnishings.
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It is the ability to integrate and harmonize diametrically opposed views or states of being.
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They also amalgamate our nations into greater groupings, each with its Rothschild controlled 'Central Bank', for their easier management - by them, of course, rather than by the rightful inhabitants of the various subservient countries, and raise - 'harmonize' - all our price levels.
Permit you to do WHAT? - Absolutely not!
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The idea is to harmonize our preaching with the notes being sounded around us.
Christianity Today
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In the first place, it may be seen to reflect a clear political wish on the part of the Member States and the Council not to co-ordinate or harmonize domestic rules in this respect.
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Some successful reforms have included the introduction of one-stop border posts that harmonise immigration procedures, reduce transaction costs and duplication of efforts, enhance border security and increase revenue.
Weaning countries off aid | Jonathan Glennie
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Funding and subsidy schemes in the member states are not harmonised, and will not be, according to the new cultural paragraph.
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The colors of your coat, hat and muffler shall harmonize.
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Ideals of the good enable us to take up the standpoint of the prudent and foresighted individual, concerned to harmonize current desires with one another and with the self's future needs and interests.
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reharmonize the melody
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The hangings, wall-paper, and floor coverings were to harmonize — not match — and the piano and music-cabinet for the parlor, as well as the etagere, cabinets, and pedestals for the reception-rooms, were to be of buhl or marquetry, if Frank cared to stand the expense.
The Financier
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I danced with Danny and harmonized Jack Johnson songs with Lucy, who had showed up late with her kid brother.
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I sang in tune but couldn't harmonize with the players, couldn't memorize the lyrics and I had no rhythm.
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Paying homage to a selection of design concepts, this ultra-stylish place is described as ‘New York loft meets vintage chic’, a modern, unfussy combination that harmonises beautifully.
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The discord between the stories is only partially harmonized by the patter of an omniscient narrator.
The Times Literary Supplement
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The older calves, usually the respected teachers among them, would become frightened as they neared their time and then the hisses and taps would become a kind of harmonised prayer to give them strength and courage.
Archive 2009-07-01
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The divine unity contains infinite diversity within itself, harmonised and integrated into one all-including totality.
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On many health care campuses, brick is the traditional building skin; renovations, additions and new buildings must harmonize with existing facilities.
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It should've had a byline like "Learn to Harmonize!" or "Arrange music YOUR way!" or something to that effect and emphasized that this was not a "game" about following music, ala Guitar Hero, but rather a tool for you to see what you can do to a song on your own.
Singing A New Song
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He also emphasized that architecture should harmonize with nature.
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This introduced a new harmonised pay spine, allowing the lowest paid staff to climb the salary scale quicker.
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The colors don't harmonize
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It is the graces of the Spirit which harmonize the man, and make him one; and that is the end, and aim, and object of all the Gospel: the entireness of sanctification to produce a perfectly developed man.
Sermons Preached at Brighton Third Series
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Barbara White and her mother like to listen to music together, though their tastes don't harmonize.
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The issue with contract documentation is having to deal with diverse conditions across the region making it difficult to harmonise and achieve conformity.
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Not all morals harmonize with one another.
The Times Literary Supplement
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Banjo and vibes fill in the corners of the song, leaving room for some sort of oscillating synthesizer and closely harmonized vocals.
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And in a room you would select a vase that would harmonize with the coloring," added Margaret, who was mixing sweetpeas in loose bunches with feathery gypsophila.
Ethel Morton's Enterprise
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On this front-hall staircase, wood posts topped with graceful finials were painted black to harmonize with the metal railings and ironwork on the home's front exterior.
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Many folk songs have been harmonized or used in compositions by modern composers.
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Its syllables roll out with a fine cadence, its vowels and consonants harmonize happily.
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There's been a dearth of four-part harmonisers in pop in recent decades, unless you include The Housemartins - to whom, come to think of it, fellow North Easterners The Furtureheads also bear some visual resemblance.
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harmonize one's goals with one's abilities
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There they stand, high lonesome's sweetest harmonizers, singing their hearts out in white suits and pink shirts, backgrounded by flames and the grinning scarlet figure, half-comical, half-terrifying, of a 16-foot-tall plywood Satan.
In and Out of Harmony
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There will also be an award for the sign which best focuses on the activity carried on within the building and harmonises with the design and construction materials used in the building.
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It's a great help to do this at two pianos because the sonority is always big and full, and the tempo keeps going, as opposed to the fragmentary sounds the novice harmonizer tends to produce when playing alone.
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It is a mark of Pahud's musicianship that even the monophonic instrumental line sounds richly harmonized and balanced on this recording.
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Promoted to Headline (H3) on 2/28/09: Clintons promote their second Monsanto 'fake food safety' plan that destroys farmers yahooBuzzArticleHeadline = 'Clintons promote their second Monsanto \'fake food safety\' plan that destroys farmers '; yahooBuzzArticleSummary =' Article: "Food safety" bills in Congress are "harmonized with the EU" and violently opposed by American farmers.
Clintons promote their second Monsanto 'fake food safety' plan that destroys farmers
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At the next lesson Milhaud essentially approved the work after a few comments and suggestions, then requested that Trimble harmonize the melody for the next lesson.
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The second part, instrument, or voice in a harmonized composition.
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Write to Mike Spector at mike. [email protected] and Christopher Conkey at christopher. [email protected] Corrections & Amplifications Current law gives federal regulators the authority to "reformulate" national mileage rules to "harmonize" with stricter policies enacted in California.
EPA Sides With Auto Industry
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Again, a fresh coat of paint, and new drawer pulls, can transform it, and you can paint it to harmonize with the wall color and with the new sofa bed.
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The colors of your coat, hat and muffler shall harmonize.
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Derrida's distrust of metaphysics harmonizes well with this political humanism, and indeed his critique of rationality in the early deconstructive texts follows this logic to its conclusion.
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The song lays out a physical funk beat, interlaying a richly harmonized chorus with Pharrell Williams' saucy rap.
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Barbara White and her mother like to listen to music together, though their tastes don't harmonize.
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Most of the firmly harmonized chorales were impressive (though some were thin or too slow), as were those with colourful instrumental interludes.
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Concourse of elevated station in rail transit line is a passenger transfer center, the architecture design of which shall harmonize with surrounding environment.
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The idea is to harmonize our preaching with the notes being sounded around us.
Christianity Today
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Pineapple aromas overwhelm the nose and the palate harmonises these with toasty French oak.
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In England, where the sun is cooler, and a perpetual verdure reigns, infusing blue latently into the landscape, the sky is warmer and nearer to neutrality, partaking of a diversity of greys, which beautifully melodize with blue as their key, and harmonize with the light and landscape.
Field's Chromatography or Treatise on Colours and Pigments as Used by Artists
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A simple harmonized melody for singing the unmetrical texts, principally the psalms and the canticles, of Anglican services.
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The wall colors are designed to harmonize with one another.
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(EMMYLOU HARRIS) In a 30-year career filled with countless albums and collaborations, country-rock harmonizer Harris has written only two of her own albums.
(Emmylou Harris)
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For instance, the second bar of the opening phrase is harmonised with a single D minor chord, while all the other versions have a first-inversion dominant chord on the second beat at that point.
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The installations were not barrier-like, but seemed to exist primarily to subtly harmonize with the architecture of the gallery.
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Born in Galveston, Texas, he was a young boy when his mother taught him how to sing and harmonize.
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Then Christ's image is revived, and our distorted features become harmonized by the inner power of divine beauty working in us.
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Tom Petty harmonizes to great effect on the latter, and Springsteen unleashes his most jaw-droppingly savage lead guitar on the former.
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My mom would sing to us in Spanish and have us harmonise.
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Justice minister Patrick Chinamasa recently said government was mulling to "harmonise" presidential and parliamentary elections to be held concurrently.
ANC Daily News Briefing
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The concept album is a different attempt to harmonise the traditional short segments of popular music with the long narrative line of the novel, opera, TV miniseries, or stage drama.
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Now though, in its restored polychrome of ochres, greens and blues, it harmonises perfectly with the building's essentially Italianate feel.
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Yet a subtheme will be a French and German probing of how Russia might harmonize its current border policies and basic values with those of Europe.
Yahoo! News: Business - Opinion
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Their music glittered and shone, sweetly harmonised, and rang out across the courtyard.
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The discord between the stories is only partially harmonized by the patter of an omniscient narrator.
The Times Literary Supplement
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To further the use of harmonized sanitary and phytosanitary measures between Members on the basis of international standards, guidelines and recommendations developed by the relevant international organizations, including the Codex Alimentarius Commission.
Codex Alimentarius - Part Five - Are All WTO Member Countries Obligated to Follow Codex Standards?
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The Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions has given the government until the end of the year to specifically outlaw sexual harassment at the work place under the proposed "harmonised" labour relations law, or they will take to the streets, the Ziana news agency reports.
ANC Daily News Briefing
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She wrote the tune and harmonized the first verse of ‘To Echo.’
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Red Glass Beads - Increase human relationship, to harmonize things, stable career.
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GLC must be the most harmonised pseudo scallies known to mankind; with nine of them on stage, each with synchronised movements and most definitely co-ordinated outfits.
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Rather than singing lyrics, they simply harmonize in tones that seem to alternate between accompanying and leading the music.
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And while the system of grace known as syncretic has endeavoured to harmonize the principles of Thomism and Molinism, it has served but to double the difficulties instead of eliminating them.
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 14: Simony-Tournon
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By the firesides of Irish cottages when songs are sung during the long winter evenings the listeners often "croon" an accompaniment, droning in low voices over and over again a few simple notes which harmonise with the singer's voice.
The Northern Iron
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He started singing Broken, and she harmonized, then they switched parts as the song progressed.
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We harmonize like the brass section of a band, and we need discipline to do that type of music.
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The National Strategy on Environment has been worked out as a response to the changed situation in the country - environment laws which are almost fully harmonized with EU legislation and the advanced privatization process.
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After the sculpture's completion, the original owners designed a house to harmonize with its lines, colors, and atmosphere.
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The new consolidated guidelines will, in short, integrate more completely and harmonize the standards that apply to the FBI's activities," Mukasey said.
CNSNews.com Headlines
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We harmonize together, singing, ‘If ever I had a friend, you've been that friend to me.’
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Some of them are produced by rough, others by abstergent, others by inflammatory substances, -- these act upon the testing instruments of the tongue, and produce a more or less disagreeable sensation, while other particles congenial to the tongue soften and harmonize them.
Timaeus
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The Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers also welcomed the idea of harmonized climate change regulations but warned against singling out the oil sands.
Agriculture Observatory
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Set up the socialism diapason society are notonlythe traditionharmonize thought of inherit and develop but also the regulation of mankind society development which is cognitive to turn deeply.
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As a measure, CPI was introduced to 'harmonise' inflation reporting between nations, and it is our equivalent of the EU HICP measure.
It's A Tax, Dammit!
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The divine unity contains infinite diversity within itself, harmonised and integrated into one all-including totality.
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Now they 'harmonized' a lot of hidden trade barriers and while they no longer play the games they once did with each other, they still play them with the U.S.
Ian Fletcher: How do Other Nations Balance Their Trade? Try Germany
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Not all morals harmonize with one another.
The Times Literary Supplement
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Watch out for the rush to "harmonise" with Ireland on data retention.
B2fxxx
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The musician harmonized the old song for part singing.
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Supplied by Edward F. Caldwell & Co, the State Dining Room's sterling silver sconces and chandelier were gilded for Mrs. Kennedy, to better harmonize with the famous White House collection of silver-gilt serving vessels and flatware
Michael Henry Adams: Might the Obamas Restore Lost White House Glory?
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Let us join in chorus, just this once, harmonised or in unison, for I care not, and state our position for all Infinity to know and comprehend.
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They will teach aspiring entertainers how to sing, harmonize and to work with other people toward putting on a concert in a single day.
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Bremer and Garland harmonize on the title song, "Meet Me in St. Louis".
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What Burke means by compromise, and what every true statesman understands by it, is that it may be most inexpedient to meddle with an institution merely because it does not harmonise with 'argument and logical illation.'
On Compromise
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While bibliolaters will go to any extreme in a attempt to harmonize errors found in the Bible, this is yet one more example of Biblical errancy.
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The colours do not seem to harmonize at all.
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The discord between the stories is only partially harmonized by the patter of an omniscient narrator.
The Times Literary Supplement
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The incense [3171] also, in like manner, [was compounded] of stacte, onycha, galbanum, mint, and frankincense, all which do in no respect, either as to their mixture or weight, harmonize with their argument.
ANF01. The Apostolic Fathers with Justin Martyr and Irenaeus
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The song lays out a physical funk beat, interlaying a richly harmonized chorus with Pharrell Williams' saucy rap.
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And though Maurice Gibb was the harmonizer and back-up singer, he was the Bee Gees to me.
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Licorice resolves toxins and harmonizes the other medicinals.
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From the untamed poetry of D's seemingly unscripted rants, or the simplistic shower-ditties that he haphazardly harmonizes throughout, I can't help but feel this.
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Chinese Web users frequently use "harmonize" as a euphemism for censorship.
Chinese Video Takes Aim at Online Censorship
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a light delicate tone of color seems indispensable, harmonizes well with the massier and less florid styles of the Gothic.
The Cruise of the Betsey or, A Summer Ramble Among the Fossiliferous Deposits of the Hebrides. With Rambles of a Geologist or, Ten Thousand Miles Over the Fossiliferous Deposits of Scotland
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It was agreed to harmonize fiscal incentives for investors and to aim at the creation of a monetary union by 1995.
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For me, one of the most satisfying Epicurean experiences was the Bengali wedding feast - a lavish affair where everything served between the appetiser and the dessert delights the palate and all harmonise into a mouth-watering meal.
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Bremer and Garland harmonize on the title song, "Meet Me in St. Louis".
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Once, however, Maria has entered the von Trapp household, she actively humanises, harmonises, and feminises these new environs.
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We sang the chorus together - me trying my best to harmonize with his melody.
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Barbara White and her mother like to listen to music together, though their tastes don't harmonize.
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The cottages harmonize well with the landscape.
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GIFFORD: As well as working out how to say fudge and mudge in 27 European languages, the EU has been trying informal attempts to harmonize those national policies on taxing and spending.
In Europe, Obstacles To A More Perfect Union
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Both doors and windows were adorned with festoons that harmonized with the seats and were adorned with the monogram ‘JB,’ as were the porcelain jardinières in which Josephine put flowers.
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Instead of agreeing with Iamblichus 'insistence on theurgy as indispensable to reaching spiritual union with God, a doctrine largely taken over by Proclus, Ammonius harmonized Aristotle with Plato by siding with Porphyry's (232-309) view that names were imposed by humans and, Sorabji suggests, he also agreed with Porphyry's refusal to accept the efficacy of theurgy in purifying the intellect and hence leading us to God.
The Garbage House
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Mr. Blake had never been in such a God-forsaken country or community before, but there was something in the utter isolation, the far-stretching waste of shimmering sand, the desolate mountain ranges sharply outlined, hostile and forbidding, the springless, streamless, verdureless plains of this stricken land, that harmonized with the somewhat savage and cynical humor in which he had sought service in the most intolerable clime then open to the troops of Uncle Sam.
A Wounded Name
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Little else had been done to harmonize or soften the concrete's grey immensity.
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Your choice of peaceful music to harmonize your inner state of relaxation.
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Best of all was his melodic inspiration: his creations were still being analyzed, harmonized and celebrated half a century later.
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In the end, however, he palliates the differences, leaving the possibility for some way to harmonize the two.
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It was a sea of pastel colours—the delicate green hues of the grasses, sedges and other plants harmonised with the pink of the boronias and grevilleas and the white of Epacris and Conospermum—a vista extending over several hectares flanked by the pines.
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His temperament does not harmonize with a slow, even pace of life.
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Ideals of the good enable us to take up the standpoint of the prudent and foresighted individual, concerned to harmonize current desires with one another and with the self's future needs and interests.
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All relevant departments should develop team spirit, manage forwardly , self-harmonize and take responsibility automatically without any buckpassing and wrangle.
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Measures to reduce border costs, harmonize technical standards, and liberalize public procurement expose firms to the rigours of competition.
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The veteran opposition leader, left out of Kabila's government, had told students that he was in contact with Kabila to "harmonise" their views on the country's political institutions.
ANC Daily News Briefing
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Not all morals harmonize with one another.
The Times Literary Supplement
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Oriental rugs with their mellowed tones will harmonize with almost any color.
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Ron Bailey, at the panel discussion the other day, talked about a "harmonized" worldwide tax on emissions.
Climate Change, Capital Mobility, and Futures Markets, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty
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Not all morals harmonize with one another.
The Times Literary Supplement
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Commercial aluminium window frames have been chosen so that they will eventually harmonize with the silver grey of the weathered shingles.
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They harmonized beautifully when singing ‘Bosom Buddies‘.
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Ken and Percy Muller used to harmonise the song about the municipal nightcart way back in the '50s and '60s.
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I feel that they could be under pure inspiration, and in nine cases out of ten, the disharmonized mind be restored to harmony.
Dawn
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There is nowhere perfect health, save when the passions are well regulated, harmonized, and equipoised.
Hygienic Physiology : with Special Reference to the Use of Alcoholic Drinks and Narcotics
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Important markets such as the US, Japan and south Korea have not signed the Patents Co-operation Treaty that was designed to harmonise patent rules.
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European regulators of the single market should strive not to "harmonise" taxes and social policy across the continent, but to foster growth on the principle of comparative advantage among differentiated economies.
Reinventing the wheelbarrow
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However this is assuming J1772 and ISO standards are harmonized, which is still a BIG IF.
MotoringFile
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This became a new kind of "red line" - what one might call a "perforated red line" – as the Article is judiciable so that we could find a Council decision that a measure did affect the fiscal regime challenged in the ECJ, and over-ruled, following which the member state would be obliged to harmonise tax by QMV.
And another one…
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He designed distinctive frames for the pictures and made sure the baseboards and crown moldings were painted to harmonize with the colored fabrics he used to cover the walls.
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An additional purpose, or at least effect, of some international environmental agreements is to harmonize national laws, either globally or regionally.
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Teleological theories draw from the efforts of the individual agent to distinguish the real from the apparent good, and to harmonize conflicting impulses by subsuming them under a comprehensive conception of the good.
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harmonize" - the term used in explaining why some blogs have been removed from websites - sounds similar to the term for river crab.
...My heart's in Accra
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Seen from a distance across the fields and fruit trees, its pitched roofs and white walls harmonize with the traditional rural buildings.
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He rounded the corner and a trio of violins began to harmonize a classical tune.
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The discord between the stories is only partially harmonized by the patter of an omniscient narrator.
The Times Literary Supplement
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Barbara White and her mother like to listen to music together, though their tastes don't harmonize.
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The divine unity contains infinite diversity within itself, harmonised and integrated into one all-including totality.
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harmonize the different interests
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In the hotel's 11-acre palm-fringed ground mynah birds chatter, chipmunks dart about and the rhythmic crashing of the ocean waves harmonises the languid days.
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Some of them are produced by rough, others by abstergent, others by inflammatory substances, — these act upon the testing instruments of the tongue, and produce a more or less disagreeable sensation, while other particles congenial to the tongue soften and harmonize them.
Timaeus
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Watch out, in the next few years, for entertainment industry lobbyists calling for the US and EU to "harmonise" their terms with Mexico's.
Archive 2004-10-31
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The three worked closely together to ensure that the new landscape would harmonize with a surrounding woodland of aspens, Douglas firs, ponderosa pines, and river birches.
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She recommended that both systems should harmonise their methods, disclose more details of hospital performance on the internet, and be held more fully accountable at federal level for their performance in reviewing hospitals.
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It should've had a byline like "Learn to Harmonize!" or "Arrange music YOUR way!" or something to that effect and emphasized that this was not a "game" about following music, ala Guitar Hero, but rather a tool for you to see what you can do to a song on your own.
Singing A New Song
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By the end of the decade both rates had been "harmonised" at 15%, which is where VAT stayed until the 1991-92 tax year, when John Major's government nudged it upwards to 17.5%.
VAT: A brief history of taxation
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Current law gives federal regulators the authority to "reformulate" national mileage rules to "harmonize" with stricter policies enacted in California, Judge Ishii ruled.
EPA Sides With Auto Industry
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All of the colors seemed to harmonize with each other - perfectly arranged around each other.
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Clear, bright guitar melodies and cute, harmonised vocals serve each song well.
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He only is a painter who can melodize and harmonize _hue_ -- if he fail in this, he is no member of the brotherhood.
On the Old Road Vol. 1 (of 2) A Collection of Miscellaneous Essays and Articles on Art and Literature
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Yet the name should harmonize with the spirit of the thing.
Zen Computer
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But, little by little one herb and flower after the other becomes individualized -- they are artists living themselves out into hues and lines and parts of a tableau; the vine draws itself in an arabesque which is perfect _because_ self-forming; and the whole harmonize with the sway of sunlight and shadow, with rustling breeze and hurrying ant on the footpath, and chirping birds, so exquisitely that you may feel, as you never have in studying human art or in poetry, that tones, colors, curves, organisms
The Continental Monthly , Vol. 2 No. 5, November 1862 Devoted to Literature and National Policy
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Evolutionism and systematism are opposing tendencies which can never be absolutely harmonised one with the other.
Evolution in Modern Thought
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The theory of the heredity of somatogenic modifications by means of hormones harmonises with and goes far to explain the facts of metamorphosis and recapitulation in adaptive characters, and also the origin of secondary sexual characters, their correlation with the periodical changes in the gonads and the effects of castration.
Hormones and Heredity
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The discord between the stories is only partially harmonized by the patter of an omniscient narrator.
The Times Literary Supplement
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Censored bloggers often say their posts have been "harmonized" - a term directly derived from President Hu Jintao's regular exhortations for Chinese citizens to create a harmonious society.
Reason Magazine - Hit & Run
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I would have one single rate of Vat or harmonise our excise duties to the average EU level.
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Seen from a distance across the fields and fruit trees, its pitched roofs and white walls harmonize with the traditional rural buildings.
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And then those two ideas started to kind of harmonize with each other, resonate with each other.
Director Mark Romanek Tackles 'Never Let Me Go'
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Below the dizzying diminished arpeggios and harmonized runs lie massive, memorable riffs.
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Such a practice helps harmonize two hemispheres of the brain and the two aspects of autonomous nervous system viz. sympathetic and parasympathetic.
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Below ground and inside, in architectural terms, while slickly postmodern in its use of form and materials, the building harmonises perfectly with its surroundings.
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Most of the firmly harmonized chorales were impressive (though some were thin or too slow), as were those with colourful instrumental interludes.
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The cottages harmonize well with the landscape.
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Miriro Pswarai of the ZCTU told a recent workshop on gender, labour and democratisation held at the University of Zimbabwe that her organisation's department for women was ready to "pounce" if the government did not introduce and incorporate issues of sexual harassment in the pending harmonised labour bill.
ANC Daily News Briefing
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MAX MAYFIELD, NATIONAL HURRICANE CENTER: The harmonizer which is connected to the nerve endings coming from the brain to -- I don't understand what he's talking about here.
CNN Transcript Oct 4, 2005
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The idea is to harmonize our preaching with the notes being sounded around us.
Christianity Today
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It is, indeed, true that Americans derive from so many racial currents that it is a sine qua non that ways must be found to harmonize them without a loss of their uniqueness.
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Barbara White and her mother like to listen to music together, though their tastes don't harmonize.
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Barbara White and her mother like to listen to music together, though their tastes don't harmonize.
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To harmonise mind and body, this is the true essence of karate-do: the empty hand way.
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It will also mount a massive lobbying campaign in Brussels to harmonise European copyright with US law, arguing that in an MP3 world rights protection must be universal.
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Imagine the envious looks on neighbors faces as the first burst of bulbs, primrose, and pulmonaria gives way to a riot of color as your azaleas and rhodies harmonize with kerria and viburnums.
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The evanition of party dissensions has harmonized intercourse, and sweetened society beyond imagination.
Memoir, Correspondence, And Miscellanies, From The Papers Of Thomas Jefferson, Volume 4
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So I stepped back from it and thought, how would someone like Stravinsky harmonize this?
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Mark's brassy, bass howl countered Raine's and they harmonized as they sang.
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Customs procedures and nomenclatures and product standards will be harmonized, licensing procedures will be streamlined, visa requirements for travel will be expedited.
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No amount of yogic incantation can harmonize these split personae; the solution is to break the banks into functional units, so that merger experts, market makers and proprietary traders no longer cohabit.
Robert Teitelman: Goldman Sachs, Business Standards and the Critics
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A parp of a sax here, flute flaring as the choir harmonises - there is no rush.
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As well as such characteristic features of the Baroque pastoral as drone basses and melodies harmonized in 3rds and 6ths, pastorellas include rhythmic and melodic elements probably deriving from folk music.
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The singers began to harmonize the new song.
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He founded the early Peripatetic school, combining Aristotelian and Neoplatonic elements and attempting to harmonize faith and reason.
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The idea is to harmonize our preaching with the notes being sounded around us.
Christianity Today
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Not all morals harmonize with one another.
The Times Literary Supplement
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Through active listening and discovery, they learn how to harmonize melodic patterns.
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You act as a diplomat and harmonizer between people with differing viewpoints.
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Nicholas in so unexpected a manner was the grand topic of the evening; and the four musical gentlemen, hearing the story in turn from each of the others, were now engaged in a sort of diatessaron, in which the four accounts were made to harmonize with considerable difficulty: Mr. Schmauker insisting upon his view, that Nicholas had arrived wet and hungry, was found on the doorstep, and dragged in by Mr.. Starkey; while
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 15, No. 87, January, 1865
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harmonize a building with those surrounding it
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This is a law of nature, and cannot be set aside, no more than two on the earth living disharmonized and misunderstood, can find rest away from, or out of, each other. '
Dawn
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It coordinates and harmonises a person's skills and abilities for the realization of his dreams.
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Much of the focus is now on the "zentral duo" Bastian Schweinsteiger and Sami Khedira, who have been celebrated for the way they "harmonised" against England "like the bass players in a very inspired rock band".
World Cup 2010: An 'un-German' team is gathering support back home
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Most Orthodox Churches in India have "harmonised" or whatever the technical term is with western Churches.
In praise of … Twelfth Night | Editorial
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This meant that it was unrealistic to harmonise the economic systems of Serbia and Montenegro because of major disproportions in the structure of the two economies, he said.
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It complements and harmonises with the historic landscape and backdrop, and draws inspiration from many classical elements such as the Bothy Garden's Formal Terrace.
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These are national quotas and must be removed or harmonised once frontier controls are eliminated.
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The development plan would harmonise the activities of the ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives, the agriculture consultative forum and other stakeholders.
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Thanks to his clasp-knife, he was able to appropriate a wing of fowl and a slice of ham; a cantlet of cold custard-pudding he thought would harmonise with these articles; and having made this final addition to his booty, he at length sallied forth into the hall.
Shirley, by Charlotte Bronte
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Lecturers had already staged four one-day strikes in protest at the job losses and management's refusal to implement a national harmonised pay spine to make the pay system fairer.
