Sentence examples for a duality to the from inspiring English sources

"There is a duality to the language of the architecture," says Hawes. "Fear and optimism, youth and ageing, sweet and sinister".

Here's a guy that's finally putting a duality to the words and saying, "Yeah, I have all that and I do all that, but I'm also somebody that's asking, is that what I should be doing with my life?" When asked of the concept of the "Over" video, Mandler said that it was something that would not be expected.

With this film, Lancaster established a duality to his screen persona: he was the rugged he-man of his publicized image but also a capable actor with a penchant for offbeat roles.

There was a duality to it because, on one hand, the public thought they were low-class or associated with gangs and prison.

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

There was, arguably, a duality to Hugo Chávez.

"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.

Because your mind has a duality to it.

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