Sentence examples for dichotomise from inspiring English sources

Domestic law has tended to dichotomise protests.

"A lot of people tend to dichotomise the debate into breastfeeding versus feeding solids," he says carefully.

Universal's Yule horror Krampus takes on 25 markets this weekend – though, given the lack of stars and the somewhat awkwardly dichotomised tone laid out in the trailer, we probably shouldn't expect too much.

Skewed research of this kind adds little to our knowledge base but feeds the damaging media appetite for woman-blaming and dichotomised depictions of childbirth that are a weighty burden for new mothers to bear.

As he has said in an interview, he doesn't believe 'in the necessarily dichotomised condition of our culture'.