Sentence examples for dichotomy it from inspiring English sources

The separation of effort and achievement in grading — which is also done in Boston where I teach — creates a false dichotomy; it misrepresents what it means to have a balanced intelligence.

For a while now, the U.S. has been struggling with a basic dichotomy: it has become harder and harder to support yourself on one paycheck, even as more and more women try to do so.

Another dichotomy it contains is one between Harrison's shiny, chiming guitar lines, which seem to thread the song together, and Starr's drumming, which seems constantly to threaten a collapse.

"Double Yoi" it was called both times, the second an updated version of the original 2002 volume, the title immortalizing one of Mr. Cope's signature exclamations, which, along with "Okle-dokle," "Dumbkopf!", and "How do?", became go-to standards of a singular TV and radio language that often seemed entangled in an impossible dichotomy: it was uniquely Cope and yet it was intrinsically Pittsburgh.

Others, including Bill Keller, The Times's executive editor, say this is a false dichotomy: it's possible to do both.

In order to introduce the notion of nonuniform dichotomy, it is convenient to consider the notion of growth rate.

Based on these dichotomies, it seems that the problem of transcendence and its possible denial only pertains to (2).

From the roughness of exponential dichotomies it follows that both equations in (29) have an exponential dichotomy on both R + and R − with projections, resp.

When prokaryotic species do not evolve by a series of dichotomies, it is a delusion to impose a dichotomy to describe a speciation.

When it comes to the music, there's a dichotomy about it where it's fun and exciting, but also sad and brutal at the same time.

While I think the divide between white and black in D.C.'s gay community is less stark than the verbal dichotomy makes it sound, it is true that many LGBT groups over the years have reflected a certain amount of monochromatic clustering, like people at a company picnic tending to gather with others like themselves.