Sentence examples for dissonance between them from inspiring English sources

Part of the dissonance between them is Sanders's generational atmospherics — the Simon & Garfunkel tune that played through his closing ad, his clumsy handling of Black Lives Matter protesters this summer — but much of it is the rebellious tone of his campaign, at times, and of his supporters.

Part of the dissonance between them is Sanders's generational atmospherics the Simon & Garfunkel tune that played through his closing ad, his clumsy handling of Black Lives Matter protesters this summer but much of it is the rebellious tone of his campaign, at times, and of his supporters.

If you've read "The New New Thing," it's hard not to see the dissonance between Harry and Jim Clark, with his damn-them-all flourishes.

This dissonance between belief and perceived environment may make them feel uncomfortable, frustrated or even angry.

But she sees no dissonance between being passionate about politics in life and lampooning them on TV.

It wants to be one of the funniest: Mr. Barman is keen to wring as much humor as possible out of the dissonance between his very "white" concerns and the medium in which he has chosen to amplify them.

Worries abound over the dissonance between capital markets that know no borders and the patchwork of national rules and regulators that govern them.

The dissonance between readers and writers hoping for the awards to appeal to a wider readership and those wishing for them to celebrate more traditionally hailed work is longstanding.

There is no dissonance between word and man and place.

But Orlando is like that: cognitive dissonance between motorways.

There is a cognitive dissonance between now and then.