Sentence examples for dissonance afflicting from inspiring English sources
And, finally, it illustrates the rank hypocrisy and chronic cognitive dissonance afflicting the Party under Donald Trump.
He might as well be analyzing the dissonance that afflicted Grand Theft Auto IV.
But it's mainly a problem of the cognitive dissonance which afflicts us all in relation to digital technology.
Now, Richard Boyatzis and Annie McKee provide an indispensable guide to overcoming the vicious cycle of stress, sacrifice, and dissonance that afflicts many leaders.
It is the fungus afflicting them.
This first novel by Lahiri, the author of the Pulitzer Prize-winning "Interpreter of Maladies," is a mild, graceful study in dissonance: its Indian-American hero, Gogol Ganguli, is afflicted with a name that feels profoundly alien and seems committed to wafting haphazardly through life.
In the meantime, Democrats in Congress are afflicted with a severe case of cognitive dissonance compounded by Schadenfreude.
Mr Brown seemed to be afflicted by a sort of cognitive dissonance still bellowing that his Labour government would continue raising public spending, in spite of the Treasury's own forecasts.
To comfort the afflicted.
afflicted with Brownheart.
