Examples of using Dissonance in English and their translations into Polish
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It's what we're calling mnemonic dissonance.
Could have avoided Dr Rousseau's lecture on cognitive dissonance.
To avoid your own dissonance?
And so, cognitive dissonance is part and parcel of the way that we deal with oil,
Polish communist authorities tried to appease this dissonance by arguing that celebrations should be held on 9 May because it is the first day of freedom after the end of military operations.
although it's not entirely clear to me whether there would be some dissonance between that approach and Arthur's actual story.
And this is the first cognitive dissonance- between that, what we see
Dirk Wieschollek received the Special Award for foreign critics for the text Ego-Shooter mit Achillesferse("Dissonance") devoted to the work of Jagoda Szmytka.
Processing these simulated events, just like déjà vu. and it's creating a dissonance in your cerebral cortex,
hearing dissonance and harmony and people singing, people together, the shared vision.
Harmony and dissonance, tension and resolution-- all can be described by the mathematical ratios between tones.
with dissonance, through dissonance, in dissonance. .
And what you really are can sometimes be painful. And that… dissonance between what you want to become.
making note dissonance church.
crossed out words and color dissonance.
Through the dissonance and division of our world, can you hear the concordant voice of humanity?
He spoke about the dissonance between faith and life and warned people that faith was not given for ever.
If you played an F though,(Dissonance) to most people's ears,
Edward Evanson, 1792, The Dissonance of the Four Generally Received Evangelists
By cognitive dissonance they did not want to look at their lifestyle