Sentence examples for left dichotomy from inspiring English sources

Their politics has little in common with the right/ left dichotomy that characterized the ideological politics of the First and Second Industrial Revolutions.

The absurdities inherent in the right/wrong left dichotomy are exposed when observers use such crude stereotypes to explain international alignments or conflicts.

Dissociation between verbal and left-hand stereognostic responses indicate a right-left dichotomy for auditory experience in the disconnected hemispheres.

Without the option of providing palliation for patients who require it, humanitarian clinicians are left with a false dichotomy (Smith and Aloudat 2017; Powell et al. 2017) of either ignoring patients' palliative care needs, or providing aggressive life-saving treatment for patients.

We're not the center of the world, and I think that to have a greater impact, we have to leave behind the dichotomy which dictates that only auteur films are works of art, and that mass-market films can't have the same esteem.

As a result of this dichotomy, a large class of objects were left unassigned and thus regarded as indifferent.

The world is filled with dichotomies -- men versus women, right versus left, freedom versus responsibility, nurture versus nature, strategic versus tactical.

Ms. Gifford, 47, who left the show last summer, may or may not be aware of the dichotomy.

Internal debating (and berating) aside, though, the thing I'm left thinking about is how much this sounds like yet another false dichotomy.

Coffield (2012) argues that the educational community should move away from conventional models of learning styles research due to endless overlapping and poorly defined dichotomies (e.g. verbal vs. auditory, globalists vs. analysts and left brainers vs. right brainers).

The analyses based on this latter dichotomy showed lower survival rates than obtained for the traditional dichotomy of sealants completely disappeared versus those that have at least some material left.