Sentence examples for dichotomy of either from inspiring English sources

James Traub ("Everyone Is a Realist Now," Oct. 30) sets up a false dichotomy of either invading Iraq for humanitarian reasons or ignoring the atrocities of Saddam Hussein.

"Roll Over or Get Tough" is a false dichotomy: instead of either passing Fox's rate hikes on to the customer or depriving him of "24," Time Warner Cable could absorb the increased cost of programming itself.

A dichotomy score of either normal or abnormal was allocated for each of the tests as follows: 1) Mini Mental State Examination: The intersecting pentagons were rated as normal (score 1) or abnormal (score 0). 2) CDT as normal (score 2) or abnormal (1 or 0).

Visual inspection of runs in progress gave a strong impression of a dichotomy of outcomes: mutants either vanished or flourished (see Figs 1 and 2).

Modern animal behaviourists see the stark dichotomy of acquired versus innate as far too simplistic; no behaviour is either strictly innate or entirely learned.

But he recognises the strange dichotomy of drag.

He was a strange dichotomy of creativity and menace".

The Giants' postgame locker room was a dichotomy of emotions.

The scientific world is also a dichotomy of conclusions.

That's the Darwinian dichotomy of London fashion today.

Besides the dichotomy of sacred profane the sacred includes basic dichotomies of pure unpure and pollutant–"free".