Sentence examples for the same dichotomy from inspiring English sources

Off the field one sees the same dichotomy.

Tim Lyons, a Steelers defensive tackle from Irvington who had played with Sabur for two seasons, noticed the same dichotomy.

"That's partly there, but he's a mix of the cerebral and the sensual, the same dichotomy that's replicated in his music".

Most of Miller's female characters seem to be part of the same dichotomy: they are either interesting screechers — think of the female hysterics in "The Crucible" — or not so interesting noble wives and mothers.

At first it seems as if the filmmaker, Beth Toni Kruvant, were merely capturing the same dichotomy — the principal's I-gotta-save-these-kids versus the gang members' defiant posturing — that all its predecessors revel in.

There is the same dichotomy at play in the scherzo, in which you can interpret the tensions between playfulness and warped, hobbled dance-rhythms as a struggle to hold on to an elusive, simple joyfulness.

The video for Clouds in Cloudless Skies plays on the same dichotomies as my music.

This same dichotomy accounts for the current polarisation in Turkish society.

Jefferson's position on domestic policy during the 1790s was a variation on the same ideological dichotomy.

The same awkward dichotomy exists in many of the 21 states that are challenging the health reform act's constitutionality, but are nonetheless required to follow it while their lawsuits meander through the courts.

Right and wrong, good and evil, and real and fake are not the same sure dichotomies as black and white.