Sentence examples for this simple dichotomy from inspiring English sources

The real world is more complicated than this simple dichotomy.

However, more recent functional analyses of the receptor actions tend to temper this simple dichotomy [36], [37].

However, it is clear that this simple dichotomy may need revision in light of the apparent occurrence of several shared features between Alzheimer's disease and vascular cognitive impairment.

However, it is clear that this simple dichotomy may need revision in light of the apparent occurrence of several shared features between AD and VCI.

However, the story is more complex than this simple dichotomy, for some arthropods and pathogens induce both pathways, and cross-talk between signalling pathways is also commonly observed, typically involving reciprocal down-regulation [10] [12].

This simple dichotomy is, however, misleading.

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

More than that, the simple dichotomy of unimaginable good and evil, beauty and hideousness, is common to most religions, where incomprehensibility is often called mystery, but I don't for a moment mean to impute any divinity to Bach.

They are the first to break out of the mold that has shaped so much German writing for the last half-century, to move beyond the simple dichotomy, as Hermann writes, of "the war story -- the Russians already on the outskirts of Berlin" and "the postwar story -- the two-room apartment in the summertime, her husband already gone".

Kleiner Perkins elevates the default perception of these issues above the simple dichotomy of pitting "women against men," that will have been a very good start.

He championed a radical philosophical method that attempted to transcend the simple dichotomy between a discursive, ratiocinative mode of reasoning and knowing, and a more intuitive, poetic and non-propositional mode of knowledge.