Sentence examples for a duality to from inspiring English sources

"There wasn't a duality to him.

Because there is sort of a duality to my work.

There was always a duality to Dylan and his work.

There was, arguably, a duality to Hugo Chávez.

There is a duality to Favre's game that is both awesome and dangerous.

I always thought there would be a duality to his personality, vulnerable but with a dark side.

But Jeremy Kyle is somehow heatproof: he's a dickhead, yes, undoubtedly, but there's a weird duality to his prickishness.

The inspiration: "Strength and fragility meet to express a new duality," to quote the show notes.

There's a strange duality to the work of MAD Architecture firm and its lead architect Ma Yansong.

For outsiders travelling in the region, there used to be a simple duality to Middle Eastern borders: Israel on one side, the Arab states on the other.

For outsiders traveling in the region, there used to be a simple duality to Middle Eastern borders: Israel on one side, the Arab states on the other.