| What gave rise to the emotion was not the machine itself, but rather its inharmonious presence against a background of human and humane interests. |
| When we think we possess people there's a tendency to run their lives for them, out of this develops an extremely inharmonious situation. |
| Keats was criticised as uncouth and inharmonious but is now venerated as one of our greatest Romantic poets. |
| Public design is all too often an inharmonious piecing together of cheap solutions. |
| Do not be surprised if you find yourself being misunderstood by your darling during this inharmonious round. |
| Unlike other ancient towns that have been renovated and painted with inharmonious colours, here you can appreciate the original charm of the old town. |
