| His personal insecurities inharmoniously co-exist with a driving purpose. |
| On the other hand, if texture is used inharmoniously, then it can becomes a negative factor. |
| And each lurched inward, inharmoniously with its neighbors, in the grip of the overall magnetic field. |
| The pinched design, free of compound curves, was also controversial: it inharmoniously mixed styling elements of the 1977 Lotus Esprit and the 1975 Cadillac Seville. |
| They react inharmoniously and earthquakes, hurricanes, floods, etc, are the result. |
| The music Davies creates to distinguish between the world of the humans and that of the trolls is, respectively, distinctly tonal, and inharmoniously edgy and abrasive. |
