The capital blemish of that work, is, the unharmonious versification, which gives perpetual offence to the ear, neither is the language universally pure.
"The Lives of the Poets of Great Britain and Ireland (1753),Vol. V."
Theophilus Cibber
60 Say, does her language your ambition raise, Her barren, trivial, unharmonious phrase, Which fetters eloquence to scantiest bounds, And maims the cadence of poetic sounds?
"Poetical Works of Akenside"
Mark Akenside
The furniture was crude enough, the colours of the rugs were unharmonious, the imitation lace of the curtains was offensive to his eyes.
"The Ancient Law"
Ellen Glasgow