Sentence examples for this dichotomy of from inspiring English sources

This dichotomy of opinion demonstrates the futility of trying to regulate the trading activities of large banks.

"We're stuck in this dichotomy of pornography's un-nuanced pleasure and simulated sex, which does not allow certain kinds of representations," she said.

This dichotomy of regular vs. stochastic was proved in many special cases, and the hope was that eventually a more-complete understanding would emerge.

Society's appreciation for skilled manual labor and craftsmanship has faded, he said, because "we've had this dichotomy of knowledge work versus manual work, as though they are two different things".

So," she sighs, "you're in this dichotomy of going; 'I just want three more years and then I can cement it down.' Whereas men can keep popping out bambinos until they're 70-80.

We draw upon Latour's insights on circulating references to analyze this dichotomy of loss and gains, conceptualizing the process as circulating translations.

This dichotomy is of relevance for the interpretation of preclinical and clinical data that document nonuniform responses to anticoagulant strategies in sepsis therapy.

We suggest that a cause of this dichotomy is loss of diversity within agricultural systems at field, farm and landscape scales.

"So there's this weird dichotomy of complete silence and complete speech," she says.

"I object to this false dichotomy of total control and going back to the way things were," he said.

This functional dichotomy of DC is governed by various factors, the most important of which appears to be their stage of maturation.