Sentence examples for creating a dichotomy between from inspiring English sources

There, the solitary experience of viewing content online will be compressed inside an 8ft mirrored cube with eyeholes, creating a dichotomy between content consumers and content producers.

Although creating a dichotomy between these potential mechanisms makes a useful framework for study it should be noted that they are not mutually exclusive.

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

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

"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.

We chose a young and fresh 'Lana' to create a dichotomy between her and older 'Phil.' When Lana does her demo song scene for Spector, Monica gave a superb comic performance when she sings.

Even more lamentable is the way that Horgan creates a dichotomy between "genes", "biology", "innate" and "evolution" on one hand, and "culture" on the other hand, as if human culture lies completely outside the orbit of evolutionary theory.

Inevitably, this has created a dichotomy between the standards of care in the intensive care unit and those on general wards.

"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.