Sentence examples for dichotomy again from inspiring English sources

In that sense there's that dichotomy again.

We see this dichotomy once again when Will takes the bait and asks for Hannibal's help to find this new killer.

The report, in addition to bringing to light, yet again, the dichotomy between what marketers want to do when it comes to integrated marketing vs. what they're actually doing — also provides some valuable insights into the minds of marketers and companies alike as each attempts to succeed in the digitally-crazed world we live in.

Again, a false dichotomy.

So, again, an interesting dichotomy of a generation that's both super achievement oriented and at same time have this kind of risk aversion and fear of failure.

But within King's opposition to Banner Saga, and its land grab on words and images to do with Candy, there is exposed once again a brutal dichotomy between the friendly face of major game publishers, and the brutal business practices they must sometimes engage in.

Yet her favorite is the most elaborate of them, again emphasizing the dichotomy that people appreciate about her. "The Oscar de la Renta I really liked -- the big one," she said, referring to the dress she wore in 2013 (the fourth image in the collage above).

So again, kind of interesting dichotomy as we think through what does that start to mean for the workplace.

The significant point is that IDCs reject this mainstream Christian view, again creating a false dichotomy.

After 9/11 people would invariably ask me, "what makes you sure that you won't be betrayed again?" So, there's a dichotomy.

Our conversation again brought to mind the dichotomy between the entrenched traditionalism of Zanzibar's conservative Muslim population and the growing tourist trade.