Sentence examples for is no dissonance from inspiring English sources

For TNT, there is no dissonance.

There is no dissonance between word and man and place.

To administration officials, there is no dissonance in his presiding over one of the largest expansions of government in decades while simultaneously seeking to rein in the bureaucracy.

There is no dissonance between the President's exploitation of grieving black families at his State of the Union address and his White House declaring that this February would be devoted to "African-Americans in times of war".

"They understand how to reach the growing Hispanic population with messages that are culturally and linguistically relevant, and at the same time they believe strongly in messages relevant to those in the general-market advertising, so there's no dissonance".

By contrast, there is no cognitive dissonance for the Holocaust — one of the worst crimes in history committed by one of the most criminal regimes in history.

"Particularly in demanding times of significant market correction", he said (to disappointment among investors), "it is the responsibility of the central bank to solidly anchor inflation expectations".At one level, this dissonance is no surprise.

There was no real cognitive dissonance existing in the minds of most people in the Soviet Union of the nineteen-seventies and eighties.

There's no risk of dissonance this time, though: Wearing the uniform of a guard gives 47 his privileges, unless you run into one of that (now, at least, incapacitated) guard's closest work colleagues, or the security supervisor, who knows his entire team personally.

Now, you can certainly argue there's no moral justification for that dissonance.

For every Nirvana fan (my hand is raised), there was no need to process the dissonance of a Van Hagar moment, or the sight of one musician mangling another's work.