Sentence examples for dichotomy to from inspiring English sources

The worst criticism was being set up as a dichotomy to Sheryl Sandberg's Lean In.

The Pataki administration has used this dichotomy to its advantage by lumping the entire industry together as it seeks cuts.

At Moscar Flats, I faced a dichotomy: to the north, icy blue skies; to the south, roiling black clouds.

The late French philosopher Jean Baudrillard argued that objects had both a use value and a sign value, a helpful dichotomy to understand this phenomenon.

Between takes, Cranston tweaked the dichotomy to "random, jagged" and "consistent, increasing" to give it a scientist's concision and to avoid the paradox of "steady and increasing".

It was a prediction that elicited saucer-eyed expressions of shock from my listeners before I could explain the all-important will-win/should-win dichotomy to them.

Students' responses to these five statements about their experiences in mathematics were then coded into dichotomies to create five separate measures.

Society uses hoe-housewife dichotomies to fit women into roles convenient for men's self-image.

"Us and Them" addresses the isolation of the depressed with the symbolism of conflict and the use of simple dichotomies to describe personal relationships.

This regulatory dichotomy appears to be important to explain the distinct effects when targeting CD22 that is closely linked to downstream functions of BCR activation.

An approach relying on continuation principles is compared to the classical dichotomy method to build the partition.