Sentence examples for bit of a dichotomy from inspiring English sources
"There's a bit of a dichotomy," said Ethan S. Harris, chief economist at Lehman Brothers.
"It's a bit of a dichotomy," said Tim Conder, a leisure analyst at A. G. Edwards & Sons.
"I'm a traditionalist," said Alberto Rinaldis, a computer consultant from Morristown, acknowledging that using a $700 stainless steel Montblanc fountain pen for business is a bit of a dichotomy given his profession.
We have a bit of a dichotomy, because there is more everyday you want to search for.
PASADENA — For the St .Monica Academy girls' volleyball team, there's a bit of a dichotomy in cruising through the International League, then advancing to the postseason.
As Adele's appetite for women drives her to Lea, the gourmand turns into a bit of a gourmet with Sartre's famous dichotomy between existence versus essence, the art of Schiele and Klimt and the films of Louise Brooks appearing as citations along the way.
"I recognize there's kind of a dichotomy there".
