Sentence examples for real dichotomy from inspiring English sources

The Paralympics have come at a very interesting time though, and have revealed a real dichotomy in public and media attitudes towards disabled people and disability in general.

One former senior executive recalled: "There is a real dichotomy, because I think he was both a great DG and a disastrous manager.

David Amidon of PopMatters views that the album provides a "sort of semi-autobiographical character arc", while MSN Music's Robert Christgau writes that Lamar "softspokenly" enacts a "rap-versus-real dichotomy".

The other day, Ms. Bernhard, whose other summer plans include recording an album, observed: "There's a real interesting dichotomy in fashion right now.

Yet it's these real-life dichotomies that continue to make him so interesting on record.

Palin's entire career rests on the back of her favourite false dichotomy: "Real Americans" (rural, incurious, "traditional" voters afraid of big government and change of any kind) v fake Americans (an ill-defined amalgam of liberal elites, immigrants, abortion-hungry feminazis, people who read publications, Washington fat cats, Wall Street grifters and Katie Couric).

When an army of employees is relegated to "having" to use BB while they use everything but in their real lives, the dichotomy is quite problematic.

His exclusive dichotomy (real & causal vs. unreal & conceptual) serves not only as a tool for refusing a separate self, but also as a method of denying apparent subject/object relations or apparent substance/quality relations, and translating them into linear, causal series.

And it's this dichotomy of real and not real, mortal and immortal, that makes her work so powerful.

Imagine the "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" dichotomy between real world and animation, and that's a start.

Multiculturalism sometimes posits a dichotomy between "real" and "fake" depictions of non-Western cultures.