Sentence examples for dichotomy onto from inspiring English sources
Although modern Western historiography has projected an East-West dichotomy onto ancient times, Afro-Eurasian continuities and interactions were well established by the Axial Age and persisted throughout premodern times.
That dichotomy on your TV screen.
[Rural female] As an extension of the concept of 'spiritual circumcision', five groups went on, unprompted, to explore the spiritual versus physical dichotomy that is mapped onto their understanding of the Christian faith.
Though the carpet is plush underfoot, one hesitates to step onto it, a dichotomy Ms. Bloom lives for.
Other terms used for this dichotomy include allothetic versus idiothetic, and exteroceptive versus interoceptive, invoking a (partial) mapping onto sources of information that are external or internal to the body.
But the dissenters may be onto something when they complain that Justice Breyer's opinion "bungle[s] the dichotomy between claims of disparate treatment and claims of disparate impact".
Fencik symbolizes the dichotomy.
Again, a false dichotomy.
He recognises the dichotomy.
