Sentence examples similar to set up a dichotomy from inspiring English sources

Hence the Maya creation myth sets up a dichotomy between the god of maize (and youth, and farming, and light) and a wizened God L (of the underworld, cocoa, tobacco and disease).

"The West and the Rest" sets up a dichotomy that is profoundly false in many ways, and of course patronising to the people he lumps together as (his word) "resterners".

If you think about online and TV as separate, you've got a problem because you're setting up a dichotomy and you're making it so your online buyers are different than your on air buyers.

Almost Home is set specifically during the Vietnam War and sets up a dichotomy between the kid who has returned from 'Nam in pain and needing somehow to talk and his father, a tight-lipped veteran of World War II who has never talked about what he went through.

Set up a table.

Set up a date.

Set up a bank.

Set up an account.

The new rules thus set up a nice dichotomy with the American takeover scheme.

But professional mathematicians say the activists have set up a false dichotomy between conceptual understanding and basic skills.

To ask where racism ends and politics begins in all of this is to set up a false dichotomy – America's politics has always been steeped in race and racism is a political force.