Meanings of disharmony (disharmonies) in English

In this chapter, we will talk about people who have no disharmonies.

The answer to the riddle of all their disharmonies!

Within the disharmonies I seemed to sense a fettered force striving for freedom; energy battling against itself.

Man is a bundle of disharmonies, as the great Eli Metchnikoff pointed out, physically, psychologically and sociologically.

In all other things there were disharmonies-theycame upon many reefs and shoals in these uncharted matrimonial seas.

No, we seek a deeper spiritual transformation, to heal the inner disharmonies of individuals, and of the world.

Truly all the trouble in the world came from the manifold disharmonies of the self-conscious animal called Man!

For Corydon was one person, in body, mind and soul; in her there were no disharmonies, no warring elements.

What are the chief disharmonies?

Really to know a man is to get at the proportionate power of his various trends, to understand his harmonies and disharmonies.

Instead comes the inquiry, "To what end?" We can say without mental discomfort, these disharmonies are here, this damnation is here-inexplicably

When the buildings were completed, the artists were called in to soften their disharmonies with such sculptural and horticultural decoration as might be possible.

I mean, of course, glaring disharmonies, for no one is of harmonious development, with intelligence, emotions, instincts, desires, purposes in cooperation with each other.

The great Russian scientist, Metchnikoff, successor to Pasteur in the Pasteur Institute, mentions the postponement of marriage as one of the biological disharmonies of life.

Desires grow with each acquisition, the capacity for satisfaction diminishes with every gratification, novelty disappears and with the growth of taste little disharmonies offend deeply.

When this is accomplished, the selection of the mate will at least be favourable for racial regeneration even if individual disharmonies are not entirely eliminated.