Sentence examples for sharp dialectic from inspiring English sources
Bertrand Russell and G.E. Moore, who led the attack on Idealism, both benefitted from his sharp dialectic.
There's a Shakespearean energy to the sharp political dialectic and the mighty political pageantry (matched by the exhilarating profusion of visual detail), and it's all the more tinged with irony in the director's own onscreen response to his 1953 film of Shakespeare's "Julius Caesar".
Hegel called this evolution "the dialectical process" (see dialectic).
One of the rare exceptions to early modern theocratic theology was Luther's sharp distinction of political and ecclesial responsibilities by his dialectic of law and gospel.
What's especially useful about this design-accident dialectic is that it's equally suitable for tragedy and for comedy; it cuts both ways, sharp as a glass cutter on a jewelry case.
When "Dialectic" was published in 1970, it won high praise in the New York Times, where critic John Leonard wrote: "A sharp and often brilliant mind is at work here".
The dialectic hasn't ended.
Dial is short for "dialectic".
It is the dialectic of Fichte.
His dialectic was indeed surprisingly negative.
