Sentence examples for whole dichotomy from inspiring English sources

I remember the whole dichotomy of trying to compare the writing with the real person - and it's impossible.

However it is phrased, said Dr. Peter J. Richerson, an expert in cultural evolution at the University of California at Davis, "The whole dichotomy makes no sense, and it should be pitched out".

"They reinforce this whole dichotomy, colonial dichotomy, of the savage and the civilized," Blackstock said.

What you really end up seeing with Hoodline is that the whole tech-San Francisco dichotomy is not as real when you look at it from the ground level".

Set in the key of A major, it follows the basic chord progression of A E D for the verse and A E Fm D progression for the chorus, while Gaga's voice spans from A3 to D5 Gaga's references for the saxophone solo was E Street Band and Bruce Springsteen and for her it represented "the isolation in the music dichotomy, [representing] the whole spectrum of music".

Rather than rejecting the seamier side of the city's dichotomies, Hill embraces the whole.

Stewart captures, on the wing, a dichotomy that runs through the whole history of movies — but that often cut differently in the old days.

The data is often limited to an urban rural dichotomy instead of presenting the whole spectrum and therefore, there is paucity on data on overweight and obesity among peri-urban populations in Africa.

In the halophyte Atriplex triangularis, large seeds produce larger plants than do in small seeds and this dichotomy can be maintained throughout the whole life of the species (Ellison 1987).

It is essential that we not create a false dichotomy between volunteers, or "charity" as a whole, and government.

The truth of a judgment is grounded on the truth of the original intuitive whole from which the judgment is formed through the dichotomy of subject and predicate or that of subject and object.