Sentence examples for great dichotomy from inspiring English sources
It is the great dichotomy of 2001, but it is not a split that can endure forever.
As Jacobi, who essayed the part on TV in 1978, put it, "the great dichotomy of playing Richard is that he is always his own audience".
We'll never know what caused the great dichotomy in Dando's character: the man who could sing this sweet, melancholy, empathic song could also reveal himself to be an overprivileged, arrogant dick in interviews.
That's the great dichotomy of Valerie.
It seems there is a great dichotomy when it comes to money for college.
So why does this great dichotomy exist, even in many who outwardly appear confident and content?
Love, hate, style, substance — life's great dichotomies.
Even before I get to the question of quality, however, I must touch base on the great hot dog dichotomy, and my grand preference.
Two purported species pairs have been extirpated (Hanson Lake and Dragon Lake; Table 2), and two do not conform to the known suite of traits characteristic of the benthic and limnetic dichotomy (Great Slave Lake and Lake Athabasca; not included in Table 2).
The great thing about that dichotomy is that he gets it perfectly.
He called this dichotomy "a great trap of the twentieth century" — a false choice between the freedom of a consumer and the obligations of a citizen.
