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And it was not the only discordant note last week in economic policy.

And the attention he called to himself by his silence - discordant!

What called to him was this discordant music of chaos.

It came out wrong, discordant, and that made him laugh in truth.

I can appreciate the president's interest in not having discordant voices within his administration.

In more discordant times, they might bounce each other off the walls instead.

How much more, where they are also so jarring and discordant!

For me it is a meaningless series of discordant sounds.

In fact it tends to generate some very discordant results.

Then something in what Victor had said struck a discordant note.

But many have found him an odd or indeed discordant ingredient.

That was the only discordant note struck by either side after yesterday's meeting.

There were some discordant notes in the aftermath of the election.

Still, there was a discordant note in all this the old man didn't like.

I went from that to yet another discordant thought.

Two months into this season, they are playing the Orioles' discordant tune.

"Of course, there are discordant voices when you've got such very big issues to deal with.

One discordant note, however, is your use of the word "orthodox."

The only discordant note was the heavy brace on his left arm.

Only one paragraph in the article struck a discordant note.

It is a strange and discordant key, but the notes are accurate enough.

Several persons are observing for me, but I receive most discordant results.

There are many potential sources for discordant attitudes toward gifts.

"We have resumed course," he said in that strange, discordant voice of his.

But his voice sounded shrill and discordant in the hall.