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dissonance

[dis-uh-nuhns] / ˈdɪs ə nəns /




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But as an owner, he’s prepared to tolerate a little cognitive dissonance.

From The Wall Street Journal

Given the narrative and thematic overlap between “Goodbye June” and “The Chronology of Water,” this dissonance is even more curious.

From Salon

She remembers being captivated by the “beautiful dissonance” in his music.

From Los Angeles Times

If there’s a complaint to be had with “Boo-Yah” it is the dissonance between Scott’s dignified approach to a terminal disease and the documentary’s close-to-maudlin treatment of its subject’s passing.

From The Wall Street Journal

The strange dissonance became even more jarring when the administration finally released its long-awaited “National Security Strategy.”

From Salon