Sentence examples for is no dichotomy from inspiring English sources

There is no dichotomy between the God of Law of the Old Testament and the God of Love of the New.

LAURA GREER Teach for America '07 Downtown Miami Charter School Miami There is no dichotomy between academia and play in a quality kindergarten program.

This is because Malik's following keenly understands what polemics on both sides fail to grasp – that there is no dichotomy between being a pop superstar and identifying as a Muslim.

Of course, this earthworm-bookworm relationship between Balabhadra and Chayadevi is no dichotomy or duality.

It's not only that humans and computers are combining agencies and creating interesting new images, it's that an inchoate realization is in process: there is no dichotomy between human and machine, analog and digital.

"It also seems to me an interesting statement to make within the context of art, that for us emerging artists working with digital tools there is no dichotomy between images and sculpture, they both stem from data stored on our computers," Plummer-Fernandez says.

The balance between whimsy and ritual is no longer a dichotomy, but a hysterical glob of cloaks and craft.

That dichotomy is no longer nearly so clear.

However, increasing evidence suggests that this dichotomy is no longer fruitful when recognising human hantavirus disease and understanding the pathogenesis.

If the Regents test is valid and reliable, there should be no dichotomy.

For Gandhi, there was no dichotomy between religion and politics, and his unique political power was in great measure attributable to the spiritual leadership he exerted over India's masses, who viewed him as a sadhu (holy man) and worshipped him as a mahatma (which, in Sanskrit, means "great soul").