Sentence examples for dichotomy without from inspiring English sources
The phrase "dichotomy without" can be a grammatically correct and usable part of a sentence in written English
It refers to a situation or concept in which a dichotomy (a division into two contrasting parts) exists but is missing a certain aspect or element. Example: "The political party's platform presents a dichotomy without clear solutions for addressing climate change." In this sentence, "dichotomy without" highlights the lack of a specific aspect (solutions for addressing climate change) within the broader concept of the political party's platform.
The simplicity of the women's gesture sums up the old nurturer-provider dichotomy without stressing the point.
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.
In a world where abortion past, say, the 20th week of gestation was totally prohibited, people who currently consider themselves anti-abortion or hold that abortion involves wrongful killing might find themselves on the opposite side of the "choice/life" dichotomy without changing their substantive views one whit.(Photo credit: AFP).
A study of 44 patients in Singapore also found a predominantly proximal location of the fractures, without an apparent dichotomy (Koh et al. 2011).
It's this dichotomy that tears Page apart, and without it, the story never quite finds its dark, melodramatic edge.
For instance, it postulates loose dichotomies of systems without defining the computations that are performed by them [17], [20].
But it also accepts, apparently without question, this utterly false dichotomy between the taxpayer and the person receiving benefits.
In 1981, she did windows for Wanamaker's in Philadelphia that explored the dichotomy between Americans with credit and those without.
One of the things that Hershman Leeson did in 1981 was fashion windows exploring the dichotomy of people with credit and people without credit.
Natural beauty, for the poet, is as yet an undivided experience, a pure experience which is prior to the subject/object dichotomy, a total immersion in the moment without thought or reflection, in an ecstasy of feeling.
Turnbull argues that the prosperity-security split is a false dichotomy, because Australia can't have the former without the latter.
