Sentence examples for about the dissonance of from inspiring English sources

Her supporters may be willing to forget the past four years and renew their faith in her as their next salvation, but Warren clearly thinks about the dissonance of what happened when the last change-peddlers hit Washington.

I've had interesting talks with Edward Albee, the playwright, who's also adopted, about the sense of distance, the dissonance, of being in a family that you're not related to.

The dissonance of his promise and his reality is jarring.

But he preferred 'air.' And when she pressed him he just said, 'Think about it.' " The dissonances of Mr. McInerney's novel force us unconsciously to "think about it". And finally we see it, just as Corrine does.

One of the fun things about arriving back in Edinburgh every August is the cognitive dissonance of half-noticing odd changes in the fringe environment.

West doesn't go into much detail about the gem business, but he is the only diamond-wearing rapper to acknowledge the cognitive dissonance of bling.

The random dissonance of all this can be irritating.

Jacob Bender New York, Sept. 30, 2008 • To the Editor: Your articles present the dissonance between the reality of Jerusalem and the pronouncements about Jerusalem by some politicians and citizens.

I love the dissonance and atonal structure of the music.

The "Dissonance" is between the actions of the participants and their beliefs about themselves.

So, my initial thoughts about the future of parenting focus on the dissonance between Ethan's first few years and my own.