Hikmet's patriotism was passionate but tinged with sadness, reflecting a dichotomy common in Turkey.
Barrie F. Taylor Miami, March 18 , 2009 To the Editor: Jurors are asked to decide cases in a thoughtful and yet naïve way, reflecting a dichotomy improperly created by the current evidentiary rules.
This would seem to reflect a social dichotomy reported in some studies in Ghana that indicate that even though abortion in Ghana is culturally abhorred when exposed, when secrecy is achieved and the outcome of abortion is successful, the procedure is accepted [ 31, 32].
"You have the midnight sun in the summer and long periods of darkness in the winter, but being a university town it's also quite vibrant," says Brundtland, who adds that they met at a mutual friend's house when Berge was 12 and he was 13, and that the junior/senior dichotomy reflects a duality he and his bandmate felt within themselves even then.
The differences in the philosophical underpinnings of these curriculum documents reflect an underlying dichotomy between care and education.
My own career reflects a strange dichotomy between the world we've long known and the world that will become.
Their remarks reflected a developing dichotomy between how Washington and Silicon Valley want to approach these issues: the government talks about protecting civilians from terrorists and other criminals; Silicon Valley companies want to tell their users that they're being protected from a more diverse set of threats including from governments themselves.
Their remarks reflected a developing dichotomy between how Washington and Silicon Valley want to approach these issues: the government talks about protecting civilians from terrorists and other criminals; Silicon Valley companies want to tell their users that they're being protected from a more diverse set of threats — including from governments themselves.
Our analysis reflects a clear dichotomy between the metabolic pathways of textbooks and the Arabidopsis transcriptional network.
