Sentence examples for simple dichotomy from inspiring English sources

The real world is more complicated than this simple dichotomy.

The truth is far messier than a simple dichotomy between nature and nurture.

Reading the New Humanities proposal, by contrast, "I was struck by how it absolutely refused the simple dichotomy," he said.

But Ms Mizushima argues that Japanese women do not fit into a simple dichotomy between serious professionals and traditional housewives.

But the "what is to be done" portion of the report boils down to a simple dichotomy, as I see it.

It suited some Romans to pretend that was the case, and it has suited many modern historians to present the classical world in terms of a simple dichotomy between two very different cultures.

Sure, that's a simple-minded dichotomy.

In other words, claiming unity leads to simple dichotomies of "us" (disabled) and "them" (nondisabled), ignoring and devaluing differences among disabled people.

As is shown by Google Now, which is inexplicably treated as nothing more than Google's answer to Siri by hordes of writers who apparently can't think beyond simple dichotomies.

However, more important than these direct impacts, the review highlights how the wolf dog relationship challenges human attempts to construct simple dichotomies between wild and domestic, or between nature and culture.

In 16 references, basic survey data, like course questionnaires or examples from students' pre- and post-tests, are often compared over two courses or between two courses (based on simple dichotomies of traditional versus flipped approaches).