Sentences with phrase «creating dichotomy»

Each finished sculpture still looks weightless despite its medium, creating a dichotomy of hard and soft.

Whereas, Compensation for sports participation may encourage students to leave high school sports programs for individual gain, thus creating a dichotomy among peers.

Hmmm... I can't believe I don't have one of these — they are perfect for creating dichotomy in an outfit!!

Then, from the 19th century on, the landscape started changing under the influence of European settlement, creating the dichotomy so evident in Light's photograph.

I don't believe that we can create a dichotomy between people and institutions.

I prefer outfits that create dichotomy.

Exploring the concept of the cop and the robber on opposite sides of the same coin is a premise that pretty much every crime drama has delved into in one way or another, yet Mann manages to create the dichotomy's epitome.

This project placement has created a dichotomy between «doing projects» (dessert) versus «project - based learning» (main course).

The disparate gestures create a dichotomy within each subject's face, conjuring an energetic aura that extends beyond the canvas's edge.

Throughout his long career, Stella has used color, surface texture, and space to create dichotomies in his work, adeptly playing with real space as opposed to illusionistic space.

Both painters create a dichotomy where Hernandez's paintings reflect a concern for nature and exterior states of emotion, and Valdez's works are interior and domestic.

The brownian conflict between all these three antagonistic factors invariably creates a dichotomy of discord - a clash of civilisation effect and a domino impact that implicate everyone else - and everything - along the way.

Not exact matches

Having been the corporate entrepreneur myself and business executive supporting startups from within a large corporation, I can attest to the dichotomy that exists between the operationally driven part of the business that drives efficiency and incremental innovations and the corporate entrepreneurship initiatives that drives new growth and disruptive innovations to create new businesses or lines of business.

This creates a false dichotomy between a liberal, pacifist, feminist Jesus and a reactionary, violent, and patriarchal Judaism, a dichotomy that in turn sets the stage for new and modern anti «Judaism.

I also came away with the understanding that we are all one family, that the «us vs them» dichotomy we create is false and harmful and that no matter how horribly a person behaves, they are still human, and compassion is required.

Aren't you creating false dichotomy between the written Word and the Word Made Flesh?

Atheism creates a false dichotomy between science which they claim must be naturalistic and secular and religion.

It also creates a false dichotomy between science (which they claim must be naturalistic and secular) and religion.

We can waste a lot of time creating false dichotomies.

Kaiser's problem here is that he has created a false dichotomy.

The thing that people want to exclude themselves from, be it the Christian label, church, religion, or even the institution, can directly relate and feed on the other, thereby creating a false dichotomy.

To separate Jesus from religion is to create a false dichotomy an untrue juxtaposition of two non-mutually exclusive concepts.

Your're creating a false dichotomy, Brian.

At no point does he create a false dichotomy between «true» and «false» Christians.

Both thinkers begin with a dynamic, radically indeterminate source of being, called creativity or being - itself, but proceed according to different models of creation: Tillich adopts the traditional dichotomy between an uncreated creator and created creatures, and identifies creativity with this creator, while Whitehead envisages a multiplicity of self - created creatures, all instances of creativity, among whom God is chief.

This is a dangerous false dichotomy we've created.

The Christian knows that the dichotomy between «truth» as a linear narrative and «truth» as shaped by images and the «pictures inside our heads» must be bridged — and that it is bridged in the faith that God creates and redeems reality and that God is the source of all that we are and will be.

From a metaphysical point of view these positions seem to create such a dichotomy between ordinary experience and «reality» that for many the only recourse is a kind of lobotomy which divorces reality from rationality.

There are a lot of us that are quite comfortable living outside the false dichotomy you've created for yourself.

The results haven't been great but the vitriol and false dichotomy that some fans have created (your either an AOB or an AKB) is just depressing.

You've created a false dichotomy between disagreeing with Mrs. Obama's meddling / agreeing with Mrs. Bush's, and disagreeing with both, ignoring the third option of seeing both as inappropriate meddling, especially by someone who wasn't actually elected.

Ms Curzer creates a false dichotomy where women must stay at home and breastfeed or work and feed with formula.

The far too often binary nature of this debate helps to create a false dichotomy between a backward, isolationist Britain cut off from Europe and an «open» Britain in the EU which is inclusive and outward looking.

He has a tendency to create a false dichotomy between science and religion.

Eiseman advises: «Unexpected combinations such as Royal Lilac and Otter Brown or Lemon Curry with Blue Bell are eye - arresting and create an unusual color dichotomy.»

I also think that playing up dichotomy can go a long way to create a really interesting style — pairing really modern shoes with a vintage dress or a black leather motorcycle jacket with a sweet gingham skirt.

By focusing on the tumultuous friendship between Violette LeDuc and Simone de Beauvoir, Martin Provost creates not so much a dichotomy of femininity as a funhouse mirror of it.

Anderson's works sometimes seem to vacillate between a focus on the world they are creating and the characters they are following, and that dichotomy is well and present here.

Trying to create a charter vs. traditional school dichotomy because Alexander St. is part of Uncommon's North Star charter group?

For color book publishers, this dichotomy creates more opportunity but also more of a dilemma.

This, in and of itself, creates a bit of a dichotomy, though, as you'd be hard pressed to find a game (or a story in any medium) so full of the zest for life, and what makes it worth living.

Control of Big Boss is effectively amputated from the hands of the players at the end of Ground Zeroes and, while they don't know that Venom isn't Big Boss, the dichotomy between Venom Snake and what fans would remember from Big Boss creates a sort of pseudo-reverse phantom pain where the loss of Big Boss can be felt even though he's supposedly there when in reality he truly is gone, but replaced with a body double to give the illusion that he never left at all.

For them, their very existence as members of the bourgeoisie was problematic, isolating them not merely from existing social and artistic institutions but creating deeply felt internal dichotomies as well.

In her solo exhibit at Chainlink Gallery, Lithuanian artist Gedvile Grace Bunikyte demonstrates how the dichotomy between simple shapes and complexity of mind is one of the most compelling spaces in which to create.

Homecoming creates encounters within the dichotomy of what people think is «art» and what «art» is.

The dichotomy you speak of, and the ambiguity it creates, are central to the enterprise.

Sable Elyse Smith drew inspiration from the dichotomy of public vs. private self - representation when creating And Here is a List of Names at Socrates.

With minimalism as a historical backdrop, modularity of the materials helps to create a body of work that highlights the dichotomy of appearing at once easy and simple, yet complex and labor intensive.

Considering the dichotomy of the chapel as nurturing while imbued with images of conflict, I wanted to create a link to the domestic environment, where nurture and conflict can coexist.

Employing a range of materials including bronze, wood, terracotta, silicone, concrete and silver, Tallur L.N. creates sculpture, wall pieces, site - specific installations and interactive work that delve deep into the dichotomies between the tangible and the ethereal, the figurative and the abstract, and the decorative and the conceptual.