Sentence examples for be a dichotomy between from inspiring English sources

His refined yet stentorian singing demonstrated that there need not be a dichotomy between crisp diction and legato phrasing.

In the new context, there should not be a dichotomy between urban and rural, rather a more proactive relationship.

There would no longer be a dichotomy between labor and capital because every individual would be both a worker and a capitalist.

Andrew Plepler: One of the most important lessons I've learned on this job is that there doesn't need to be a dichotomy between the pursuit of profit and social impact.

Why must there be a dichotomy between good-tasting and good-for-you food, Samuelsson asks.

Markell said, "We wanted the package to be simple on the outside, so that there would be a dichotomy between the simplicity of brown paper wrapping and the intensity and chaos of what's inside".

Many governments in the world assume that there is a dichotomy between well-being and educational attainment.

There's a dichotomy between the two camps".

Correct: There is a dichotomy between even and odd numbers.

There is a dichotomy between the rich and privileged, and those who are barely hanging on.

"There is a dichotomy between Sanogo and his troops," said Mahamadou Camara, chief of staff for Mr. Keïta.