Sentence examples for a dialectic between from inspiring English sources

There was a dialectic between him and those characters that spoke to me.

"I'm looking for ways to enliven what is basically a dialectic between two powerfully intelligent women," he said.

It is also a kind of artificial landscape, both inside and out, although, as Libeskind stresses, "there is no intent to produce a dialectic between landscape and house".

Throughout the play, essentially a dialectic between pro-Cuban and pro-American sentiments, Mr. Medina resists taking sides, wisely preferring to explore gray areas in each perspective.

Thus, the matter of coming to understand the inner side of a religion involves a dialectic between participant observation and dialogical (interpersonal) relationship with the adherents of the other faith.

No, 'this is not Homer,' as Matthew Arnold complained, since it frequently adds phrases and whole lines to Homer and sometimes simply gets him wrong; but for Chapman, translation is a dialectic between one life, one civilisation, and another.

Through their works, they crafted a dialectic exchange between European traditions and the American context.

The one and the many form no static contradistinction; there is, rather, a polarity and a dialectic tension between them.

The book's unique method of a dialectic confrontation between scholars from different countries yields fascinating discussions about famous peculiarities of the Dutch Constitution.

In the words of Xabier Gorostiaga, "The complexity of the Panamanian crisis is not only the product of a long history but of a dialectic struggle between the Panamanian people in search of sovereignty while living under the imperial eagle". This crisis was not a simple event related to the removal of one corrupt leader or the US' concern for democracy.

Thus, participation is structured through utterances becoming resources for others to use that reflect a dialectic relationship between structure and agency (Sewell, 2005).