Sentence examples for easy dichotomy from inspiring English sources

And so an easy dichotomy presents itself.

He poses to us a challenge to think more broadly and deeply about human existence than such an easy dichotomy allows.

This is a worldview that detests anger as a motivating force, that distrusts easy dichotomies between the parties of good and evil, believing instead that the crucial dichotomy runs between the good and bad within each individual.

Even the most radically pro-choice will tell you that the political discourse they hear about the subject, with its easy dichotomies and bumper-sticker boilerplate, has little correspondence to the messy, intricate stories of her patients.

Mr. Brooks's statement sets up a false choice, presupposing a black-white dichotomy, making it exceptionally easy to doom to failure whichever unlucky elected official you choose.

Whereas many teams seem to have a distinct run-pass dichotomy that's relatively easy for defenses to decipher, the Ravens' playbook is littered with runs that look like passes, and vice versa.

It is a nice dichotomy, and it makes for an easy explanation, but it doesn't bear serious scrutiny.

But he agrees that the existing system is too simplistic, saying a dichotomy of endotherms and ectotherms is "too easy".

Yet Isis is, in a sense, an easy target in the grim aftermath of the Arab spring – and the dichotomy between jihadis and dictators fashionable but false.

By Lemma 5.2, it is easy to know that the homogeneous equation of (5.8) admits an exponential dichotomy with P = I on.

The movie also addresses the troubling dichotomy that the same technology artists use to create their work also allows for easy pirating and destroys existing business models.