Sentence examples for by the dissonance of from inspiring English sources

Try to live with it all, hounded by the dissonance of his contradictions?

For some, the Obama years were marked not only by the dissonance of being lorded by a black man but also by corrosive changes to other traditions directly or indirectly attributable to that man: changes to gender and marriage, racial and ethnic demographics, industry.

"So I'm not confused by the dissonance of our current political discourse," I said.

More recently, some evolutionary thinkers, chaffed by the dissonance of some of the more uncomfortable Darwinian conclusions, have expended considerable energy contorting the theory to explain that those good and fuzzy values that we all know and love were part of the evolutionary plan all along.

She continued by highlighting the dissonance of the main characters, where cultural destruction is made obsolete by victory against evil.

The dissonance of Genevieve Pitot's score, played by Mr. LaMarche, matched the image of a disintegrating personality.

The dissonance of his promise and his reality is jarring.

A life imagined in the manner of Plutarch finding its inner melody by harmonizing with the dissonances of murdered rapper Tupac Shakur.

He came to be recognized as an unofficial spokesman for the class of Americans often described as the "silent majority". Those were the millions of ordinary people who felt disaffected and alienated by the social dissonance of that period.

I found myself constantly struggling inside, conflicted by the dissonance between the mission of the vocation of medicine and that of corporate medicine.

What is surprising is that Greg Hunt seems unaffected by the cognitive dissonance of paying someone to not do something — to not emit a tonne of carbon dioxide — when his principle criticism of the carbon price was that it was a "non-delivery of an invisible substance".