inharmony

She would not let one hour of discord or inharmony affect its life.

You get a feeling of peace and harmony or a feeling of disquietude and inharmony.

Sin alone has brought conflict and inharmony into our three-fold nature and prevents perfect happiness and perfect development.

The inharmony seems to grow as the couple advance in age, rendering their lives miserable.

We learn in Christian Science that all inharmony of mortal mind and body is illusion.'

From some thresholds radiate harmony, while others breathe the spirit of inharmony.

Patients and doctors have come to me many, many times, with proof of the awful jealousy and inharmony among sisters.

The Progressives could scarcely conceal the inharmony of their leaders in regard to the immediate policy the party should pursue.

Do you observe any inharmony which offends the eye, or are you pleased with contrasting colors and tones?

But at the same time he deals a blow to those who take offense at inharmony among Christians.