discordantly

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• Share, an illustrator with a passion for hand-lettering, began creating gorgeous poster-style depictions of the parks overlaid with the discordant words of unimpressed reviewers and posting them on Instagram.

• It’s a cruel possibility that demonstrates the odd and discordant time from which we are starting to escape.

• The composition is less discordant, with fewer dynamic shifts, than Reid’s best-known work, “Prism,” an opera that won the 2019 Pulitzer Prize.

• The discordant figures, combined with the dearth of publicly available data, may make it more difficult for the company to build public confidence in its doses.

• It appealed to my musical sense, because it was done in a harmonious way — it was not discordant.

• Crime,  fiscal recklessness, and homelessness are stirring like discordant strains of music.

• But, like a song whose discordant chords flow into a harmonious chorus, the flavors united, almost by magic.

• No doubt Romney was sincere in wanting to help the homeless woman, but it sounded a discordant note.

• This angry discordant debate makes it seem as if we could rectify this problem just by electing the right people.

• But people now had enough of a sense of Obama to know that the statement was discordant with his whole approach and demeanor.

• The voices of Edna's disbanding guests jarred like a discordant note upon the quiet harmony of the night.

• During all this time they howl continually in a most discordant manner, and make the most hideous faces.

• "I returned day before yesterday," he answered, while he leaned his arm on the keys, bringing forth a crash of discordant sound.