There is a dissonance between what we see and what we are told.
"People will always think there's a dissonance between being on the telly and being a psychotherapist," he concedes.
Barratt echoes Toal's point, adding there was "a dissonance" between the youth offending system, which focuses on rehabilitation, and the guidance around the good character requirement.
Mr. Wills, now the president of comedy for Live Nation, said there was a dissonance between seeing her and hearing her.
There is a dissonance between what she is saying and the way she is saying it, almost as though the only way she can get the sentences out is to be as calm and matter-of-fact as possible.
There's a dissonance between the way craft is perceived by the public and amongst adults, and the way we're investing in supporting schools to keep that happening".
There's a dissonance between the grungy basement setting with its newspaper sheets on walls and the grapes that come with that duck dish, their bases carefully sliced off so they stand to attention like conscripted Weebles.
There's a dissonance between the leader being excited about how it's going to improve ROI and people just hearing, I'm going to lose my job, or even that my job is not going to be as good as it was before.
Danny Kushlick, founder of the drugs law reform charity Transform, said: "There is a dissonance between the actual impact of the policy in the real world – which is catastrophic – and a narrative among Labour and the Conservatives, which is risk-averse and relates to party-political issues.
So when you live in an environment where the sight of students popping capsules and railing blue lines of Adderall is ubiquitous at house parties, dorm gatherings and the library, there's a dissonance between your experiences and the blasé attitude surrounding you.
