Sentence examples for more dialectic from inspiring English sources

And, like Dodd – the Shakespeare of standup – he goes on and on and on: there's always more dialectic where the last bit came from.

(Hey, "The Daily Show" is a hit over on Comedy Central!) Though sober souls like John Moody would surely dissent, the success of Fox's shouting-heads programming could trigger an escalation of cheaply produced Gladiator TV: more dialectic screaming matches whose profitability edges out the dull stuff.

From the time of the Stoic philosophers until the end of the European Middle Ages, dialectic was more or less closely identified with the discipline of formal logic.

While most movies are too predictably scored, and while projections at concerts tend to double as "moving wallpaper," as Mr. Cohen put it, live cinema permits "a more equitable balance or dialectic between sound and image".

The study draws conclusions on the role of contracts in leveraging knowledge-based resources and more widely on the dialectic nature of resource transformation.

Callicles' anti-intellectualism does not prevent him from showing some skill in dialectic, and more commitment to its norms than most of Socrates' interlocutors (e.g., at 495a).

Through three empirical studies, the research suggests that users express some preference for dialogic conversations, and young users have a higher tendency than senior users to consider dialogic conversations more informative than the dialectic alternative.

I found a new geometry, one that is less dialectic and more tender and symbiotic.

Russia has no ideology worth its name: it produces more tennis players than dialectics.

A last feature of Schleiermacher's dialectics is more puzzling.

A right condition would be freed from dialectics, no more system than contradiction" (ND 11).