Sentence examples for creates some dissonance from inspiring English sources

That creates some dissonance.

The knowledge that the pictures have been directed creates some dissonance.

Miss Estrada was the family's first au pair from a developing country, a fact that has created some dissonance.

This success has created some dissonance for a crew of raconteurs who have spent much of their lives laughing at the stiffs who live pointless lives in dumb jobs defined by their next PowerPoint presentations.

Burns night, then, created some cognitive dissonance.

Mr. Hagman acknowledged rather gleefully that his advocacy of renewable energy might create some cognitive dissonance for those who associate him with a rapacious Texas oil baron.

For people who spend most of their days within a few blocks of tech start-up epicenters such as South Park in San Francisco, University Avenue in Palo Alto or the Flatiron district in New York, last week's jobs report must have created some cognitive dissonance.

Being informed about the decreased benefit and increased risks of screening with increasing age could have created some cognitive dissonance about what they believe about CRC screening.

Having said that, I think my intention is to create some level of dissonance and allow the person to resolve and work through that feeling.

Nicholas Brady's text updated the science a bit, and Purcell created some gloriously crunchy dissonances resolving to broad, bright harmony as he praised Cecilia, the embodiment of music, and her role in creating cosmic harmony out of atomic chaos: "Soul of the World!

Mr. Vachon said that for many party members, engaging in super PACs after railing against them for so long created some sense of "psychic dissonance".