Sentence examples for brilliant dichotomy from inspiring English sources

It was a weekend of life's brilliant dichotomy for me; the complicated grey.

Charlotte: In the hands of someone as brilliant as Maggie Smith, the dichotomy and richness of his writing is really brought to life, and has a huge effect on the audience.

Initially ridiculed, Rumsfeld's statement was brilliant in that it brought to light a complex dichotomy: calculated risk vs. uncertainty.

Matthew Sweet of The Evening Standard highlighted the dichotomy of the character being "brave and wise and brilliant" but also "rough and ready" and "down-to-earth".

Brilliant yet emotionally cold, Dead Ringers asks disturbing questions about the nature of individual identity and explores such themes as eroticism, narcissism, misogyny, and masculine-feminine dichotomies.

Brilliant, brilliant, brilliant.

Again, a false dichotomy.

He recognises the dichotomy.

That's the dichotomy".

That's my dichotomy.

Fencik symbolizes the dichotomy.