harmoniousness

When he spoke, his baritone had a harmoniousness of its own.

All the panel members praised it for its "harmoniousness."

With the American fantasy beginning to get in the way of corporate harmoniousness, Li had to act.

Any creation which has any wholeness and harmoniousness, I suspect, was made by an artist or inventor with an audience of one in mind.

A circle made in 1996 by Tony Rosenthal has the captivating title "Vivaldi," probably for its harmoniousness.

The village has enjoyed the reputation on the mainland for many years as a model village for its harmoniousness, civility and prosperity.

And, in the final pas de deux, the lucidity, harmoniousness and grandeur of her movements were impressive.

Locked together, Gombauld and Anne moved with a harmoniousness that made them seem a single creature, two- headed and four-legged.

The underlying principle behind these texts is that harmony sanctions harmoniousness (sounds that 'please') by conforming to certain pre-established compositional principles.

In particular, because it is issued before Beijing Olympic Games, the Chinese government is concerned about the spread of this book could disturb their requisite harmoniousness.

In a similar quest for harmoniousness, Mr. Oakenfold doesn't simply synchronize tracks by tempo but combines them according to musical key, arrangement and dynamics.

The harmoniousness of the choreography for both "Light" and the folk dances can be viewed as a tribute to the persistence of human idealism in a troubled world.

Then she said, shyly and proudly, "In these past few months, Aunt Hannah, we've come to a-kind of harmoniousness that-that," she began to shake her head.

On Christmas Day, BBC Two adds an extra dollop of seasonal harmoniousness with John Rutter's A Musical Nativity.

There is a resumption of the clarity and harmoniousness last heard there as the alto and bass parts join the soprano polyphonically in the countersubject, continuing to the close over the pedal point.

On Friday Mr. McPartlin described the atmosphere at "Affair" as lacking, well, a certain harmoniousness, adding that at his farewell party, one staff member told him, "We wish we were going with you."

It smiled and extended its hand, but before I could arise and speak I heard in the upper air the exquisite melody of singing; notes high and low blent with a sublime and ethereal harmoniousness.

Likewise, in Der Vollkommene Capellmeister (Hamburg, 1739), Johann Mattheson described the allemande as "a serious and well-composed harmoniousness in arpeggiated style, expressing satisfaction or amusement, and delighting in order and calm"

The swirling dance patterns, harmoniousness and sheer grace that marked Champion's irreplaceable showmanship and style are perpetuated by Mr. Skinner, a true disciple, and if that and the songs are all there is, that is still plenty of old-style entertainment.

All that remained of the terrible winds of the week before were soft, gusting breezes that bent the tops of the cryptomeria and set up a fibrous rustling whose confluence with the natural buzz of the insects brought about a harmoniousness for which this park was noted.

If you are the type of reader that I am not - eager to affirm the convictions that the Western patriarchy is responsible for all the evil in the world, and that left to its own devices Africa would be an El Dorado of harmoniousness and peace - then this surely is a book for you.