Sentence examples for the dichotomy that from inspiring English sources

This is the dichotomy that became so clear here at the Game Developers Conference.

There his style changed radically, epitomizing the dichotomy that existed in 16th-century northern European painting.

KRAMER -- Mr. Lazio, how would you address the dichotomy that has developed over regional jet air service in New York?

Mon-Sun 11am-2am The Brewer's art is a good example of the dichotomy that is Baltimore nightlife.

When Ray Lewis announced his impending retirement from the Baltimore Ravens on Wednesday, it fell neatly in line with the dichotomy that has been Lewis's entire career.

In looking at how this world has shaped two women's lives, "Off Keck Road" re-examines the dichotomy that has animated Ms. Simpson's work to date, namely the pull between rootlessness and freedom, domesticity and independence.

He thus succeeded in overcoming the dichotomies that had plagued Kant's contemporary readers, including the dichotomies of reason and sensibility, spontaneity and receptivity, freedom and necessity.

Her contextual empiricism and, more recently, her argument to dissolve completely the rational/social dichotomy and the dichotomies that underlie it allow her to delve into the right areas.

In Search of Goodness problematizes the dichotomies that have long governed our discussions of the good while at the same time offering an array of insights which help us to understand this complex ideal.

It deconstructs the dichotomies that are usually found elsewhere and brings a new understanding to coexistence and tolerance.

This is followed by an examination of the dichotomies that transgression may potentially provoke in pedagogic situations, and a consideration of the role of art in mediating the oppositional forces at play.