Sentence examples for dialectic tension from inspiring English sources

The one and the many form no static contradistinction; there is, rather, a polarity and a dialectic tension between them.

The pick and roll is an offensive strategy predicated on a dialectic tension.

A "dialectic tension" between the wish for change on the one hand and an accepting attitude on the other hand has previously been reported by Allen et al. [ 5], who interviewed patients with recurrent depression one year after MBCT.

In any case, the presence of these alternatives, even with the ambivalence that distinguishes them, highlight the fact that urban public space is still at the centre of dialectic tensions.

The dialectic of sex, with its tensions and parries, its comedy and its fury, is as much a part of their being as is their discussion of art, food, or family.

Central to dialectic theory is the idea that tension between different ideas can create innovative ways of thinking [ 8].

Hegel called this evolution "the dialectical process" (see dialectic).

But, as the story of modern conservatism moves toward the present, Perlstein's attitude toward it begins to resemble the dismissiveness of those liberal critics, which takes some of the tension out of his dialectics.

Putnam et al. (2016) emphasize that discriminating among these distinctions generates a "conceptual malaise" which they seek to resolve by offering definitions of various concepts such as tension, duality, dualism, contradiction, dialectics, and paradox.

This tension results in a powerful dialectic dance within this African-American and Brazilian, Massachusetts born sister.

Lincoln's point was that truth claims become self-evident through the dialectic, or the combined process of resolving the tension between two ideas through discussion.