Sentence examples for A dissonance from inspiring English sources

A dissonance occurs when divergences between individual or collective knowledge occurs.

A dissonance of styles, for one thing, ranging from American Pictures Generation asperity to the souped-up German painting whose apostle was Kippenberger.

A dissonance in healthcare knowledge and ethos.

Here is a dissonance.

There is a dissonance here.

Party-line Surrealism played in negatively, a dissonance to stir up the mind, break down categories.

"There's a dissonance there," Mr. Carrión, a former Bronx borough president, said in an interview.

But the melodious talk cannot conceal a dissonance at the heart of the euro zone.

There is a dissonance between what we see and what we are told.

They could do it because of a dissonance at the core of Washington DC's existence.

There has often been a dissonance between Bruce Springsteen's music and the content of his lyrics.