Sentence examples for of a dichotomy from inspiring English sources
"I recognize there's kind of a dichotomy there".
"There's a bit of a dichotomy," said Ethan S. Harris, chief economist at Lehman Brothers.
"It's a bit of a dichotomy," said Tim Conder, a leisure analyst at A. G. Edwards & Sons.
"What you have is more of a dichotomy," said Kate Krusko, a real estate broker who has lived on West 97th Street for two decades.
Each of these elements originates not from a terminal bud but as a fork of a dichotomy, the other fork being weaker in growth or suppressed entirely.
How reluctant, really, can a movie star be? "It's kind of a dichotomy," he says, "because in one sense I'll say I resist, but I do have this manic overreaching side when I'm feeling particularly creative.
We are an amalgam of personality, a dichotomy of priorities, and how we care for ourselves reflects that.
Thin section electron micrographs of this material revealed a dichotomy of bacteroid quality.
Only a few studies have examined this problem and most of them consider only a dichotomy of short and long spells [ 1, 3, 4, 6, 7].
The additional new component of instruction created a dichotomy between two types of instructional models.
In fact, the contrast between the fully lit nudity of Dr Faustus and the penumbral darkness of Hair established a dichotomy that persists to this day.
