Sentence examples for visual dissonance from inspiring English sources

In a way, though, that aural versus visual dissonance makes the pleasure even greater.

The eclectic mixture of artists being shown here creates disturbing moments of visual dissonance and unsettling juxtapositions.

I like it, too, but, boy, does it need some rethinking — the visual dissonance between Moments and the Twitter Stream is deeply unsettling.

Sometimes it is a curious visual dissonance – the frosty-looking dame in thick tweeds beside a droll model elephant, apparently exchanging conspiratorial winks with the photographer.

Each of the pieces has been embedded within the permanent collection, playing havoc with common expectations and creating a kind of visual dissonance that turns out to be wonderfully refreshing.

Perhaps the decision to dress half the cast in pleated smocks and the other in contemporary outdoors gear is meant to imply that the women carry the burden of faith in the community, but the visual dissonance becomes distracting.

The cinematic city walk is also an exemplary part of artistic modernity, as in the visual architectural dissonances of Michelangelo Antonioni's great films, including "La Notte," "The Eclipse," and "Zabriskie Point".

In another movement, the visuals echo the dissonance of Ligeti's modernist composition.

In a photo from the Women's March, which provides a visual elaboration of this dissonance, a trio of blond women, each wearing a hot-pink "pussyhat," giddily selfie and text, while, in the foreground, a black woman, later identified as Angela Peoples, casually holds a poster, on which she has written, "Don't forget: White Women Voted for Trump".

Maintaining the visual quality of Harmony of Dissonance was a chief objective during development, as many reviewers had felt that Harmony of Dissonance had excelled in graphics at the cost of the audio.

Perhaps because the composer understood that there were still insurmountable barriers between painting and music; he grasped the limits of the analogy between visual abstraction and his own freeing of dissonance.