Sentence examples for created a dichotomy from inspiring English sources

The storyline created a dichotomy between girls and boys, purity and corruption, innocence and violence.

The curious blend of the very English Powell with the very mittel-European Pressburger created a dichotomy which gave their films their special flavour.

The additional new component of instruction created a dichotomy between two types of instructional models.

CEO Chris Terrill created a dichotomy of a sprightly, start-up-like core of a couple hundred people coupled with a much larger 1,000-person 1,000-personide.

"The media has created a dichotomy, that we have all heard: one between the 'economic migrant' and the 'refugee'refugee

"The media has created a dichotomy, that we have all heard: one between the 'economic migrant' and the 'refugee.' This creates a hierarchy based on nationality or ethnicity, between 'legitimate' and 'illegitimate' movers.

And yet to divide the world between fundamentalists and autonomous free thinkers is to create a dichotomy that distorts more than it reveals.

Randi Weingarten, the union president, called Mr. Bloomberg's plan helpful to both students and teachers, even if it does create a dichotomy.

Because of the booming economy, officials said, some people were being priced out of the housing market, creating a dichotomy in who owned homes.

Doctors are legally obliged to notify social services if they believe a child is at risk but children presenting to hospital from detention are wards of the state, which creates a "dichotomy".

"Funding will create a dichotomy between those companies with money and those [without], and closing the gap after Iridium will be harder than ever," said Kidd.