Sentence examples for such dissonance from inspiring English sources

Turkey, duck, chicken – there is such dissonance with everything to do with this dish, other than they are all fowl.

Such dissonance is not totally unexpected: college is often a time to test drive belief systems and fiddle with flexible convictions.

Used carefully, such dissonance can give music a very cool edge (or lose you friends, depending on where you play it).

Such dissonance will require American flexibility and imagination, enough to understand that the essence of the Belgian crisis is: this is not a crisis.

There was such dissonance between the grotesque crime and the mild-mannered perpetrator that, outside the courtroom, an avid group of supporters, many of them young women, maintained that he must be the victim of a frameup.

The control of such dissonance relates to the risks associated to the current dissonance and the possible risks due to its treatment.

Not since the Vietnam War had there been such pronounced dissonance between the civilian and the military leadership in a time of war....Franks ignored the institutional criticism.

Such cognitive dissonance suggests, even before we get to the text, that your speech may say more about the state of mind of your industry than the external conditions that prompted you to speak out.

This intense paradox often caused gender studies students who encountered the Ms. Pac-Man cabinet to suffer such cognitive dissonance they fell to the ground, fitting and flapping like panicking fish.

A trio of researchers at Ohio State University, Columbus, found that the public's faith in science was weakened by such cognitive dissonance.

Barrett's innovative guitar work and exploration of experimental techniques such as dissonance, distortion and feedback influenced many musicians, including David Bowie & Brian Eno.