| What he found was a surprising landscape, seemingly chaotic and disharmonic yet bursting with visual stimuli from which he could masterly isolate the most significant elements. |
| 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. |
| These disharmonic shadows flitting in the room made a stir like the rubbing of dry straw or the hum of bees among clover stalks. |
| He still protracts the i in time, but his pronunciation seems deliberately disharmonic. |
| Transitioning from audibles to arias would seem the most disharmonic of bridge passages, with the barbarity of football and the elegance of opera at opposite ends of the entertainment spectrum. |
| In this music we achieve a certain disharmonic atmosphere by de-tuning two of the guitar strings. |
