Sentence examples for the cognitive dissonance of from inspiring English sources

The cognitive dissonance of what is taking place in Cuba cannot be understated.

But a good helping of the book's pleasure comes from the cognitive dissonance of the "great" eating, well, the small.

One of the fun things about arriving back in Edinburgh every August is the cognitive dissonance of half-noticing odd changes in the fringe environment.

West doesn't go into much detail about the gem business, but he is the only diamond-wearing rapper to acknowledge the cognitive dissonance of bling.

Of course, you have to recover from the cognitive dissonance of seeing the words "Activision" and "innovation" being used in the same sentence.

Still, there's a sense that, in the UK at least, viewers won't get past the cognitive dissonance of seeing Kasper Juul present Eurovision.

Then came the cognitive dissonance section of our ride.

It created for the audience, watching shivering characters coming in to drink mulled wine, the seasonal cognitive dissonance of an antipodean Christmas.

"An increasing number of black people are questioning the cognitive dissonance between the vast potential of their lives... and the insistence of so many blacks around them that America remains a racist purgatory".

"They've gone back to prophecy to try to find ways to cope with the cognitive dissonance," said Will McCants, author of The ISIS Apocalypse.

I especially enjoyed the cultural cognitive dissonance of passing through a town called Gnaw Bone.