Sentence examples for risk of dissonance from inspiring English sources

This is the work of love -  the testing of harmonies    through the risk of dissonance, trying again as the hands fall apart,   taking on silence    when the afternoon fades -  practice and grace,   as light ebbs away before tea.

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.

Stability profiles are used to analysed possible hazardous dissonance production associated to knowledge dimensions such as the expert knowledge level, the believe level on knowledge, the perceived, the interpreted or the real risks of a dissonance.

So let me put it another way, at the risk of a certain cognitive dissonance.

This is not a president, they said, at risk of being paralyzed by cognitive dissonance.

There are other points of dissonance, too.

After Wagner, dissonance, particularly dissonance caused by chromaticism, largely ceased to function as it had in traditional harmony, and composers created their own individual, often experimental, usage of dissonance.

From then on the pileup of dissonance in Schoenberg's music became so pronounced as to make the concept of dissonance itself meaningless.

But it has a great deal of dissonance.

It was slightly spicy, in terms of dissonance.

Its use of dissonance felt less icy and more playful.