Sentence examples for dichotomy up from inspiring English sources

But the fact you have to define the traits of each side twice over shows this dichotomy up as one that doesn't exist, a lie fed by this portrayal of rural England as a blankly beautiful, green and blue place for simple, good-natured people to sit about staring at cows until a rich man calls up and says he wants to marry your daughter.

But the fact you have to define the traits of each side twice over shows this dichotomy up as one that doesn't exist, a lie fed by this portrayal of rural England as a blankly beautiful, green and blue place for simple, good-natured people to sit about staring at cows until a rich man calls up and says he wants to marry your daughter. .

In practice, and possibly because of the Venusian clouds, observers often view dichotomy up to a week or more earlier.

The problem of the false dichotomy shows up elsewhere as well, such as in the way that creationists set up the controversy in terms of science versus religion.

Inherent in this definition is the dichotomy set up between work and 'non-work' (i.e. paid work and everything else) - a dichotomy that fails to acknowledge that much activity outside the labour market is appropriately understood as unpaid work.

Indeed, getting to that championship proved a job in itself – England engendering optimism with a 2-0 awin win against Scotland in the first leg of the qualification play-off before slumping to a miserable 1-0 defeat at Wembley, a dichotomy which sums up Keegan's tenure rather well.

And even if Mr. Kerry's concrete elaborations on this theme were about the importance of allies, respect is the perfect entrée to the issue of Muslim hatred -- a way to confront Machiavelli's dichotomy without winding up on the girlie-man side of it.

This is the dichotomy that comes up most often in criticism of "Hamlet on the Holodeck," which inadvertently helped spark a largely tortuous debate in game-studies circles between so-called ludologists and narratologists: people who wanted to study games as abstract systems, on the one hand, and people who wanted to study them as narrative experiences on the other.

Nonconsensual pornography happens to women, men, and children, and in contradiction to the false dichotomy you set up between "celebrity sex tapes" and "revenge porn" in your statement, it happens to famous people too.

(It would be great if this glaring dichotomy could open up a real debate about the wisdom of clinging to a caucus and primary process wedded to ancient history in this country, but that seems about as unlikely as opening up a debate about why Delaware and Rhode Island get two Senators, just as California and Texas do).

Or in a program in which Mr. Morris sets up dichotomies of Here and There, as he does in "Candleflowerdance," "Looky" (2007) and even "Dido and Aeneas" (1989).