Sentences with phrase «strange dichotomy»

There seems to be a strange dichotomy in the value investing universe: those who buy so - called compounders, and those who buy so - called cheap stocks.

This is the strange dichotomy that these fundamentalist candidates must manage - on one hand, they want to pander for votes from the delusional crowd that believes in an IMAGINARY FRIEND that watches over them.

This a strange dichotomy you are setting up here.

He is not, as the New Testament regards him, the victim, of a strange dichotomy which exposes him to the interference of powers outside himself.

I spend my life as a «parenting expert» (yes — I hate that terminology too) in a strange dichotomy.

There seems to be a strange dichotomy among young Catholics.

It's a strange dichotomy considering just how bleak the material can be at times, measuring the weight of moral sin versus one's survival, but while it veers dangerously close to melodrama in the final act, it's a fascinating story that finally makes good on the potential that Gray showcased so many years ago with «The Yards.»

This strange dichotomy between loose focus and goal seeking is a bit like tempting the muse to visit with promises not to peek.

The thing that's likely the most jarring is the controller's inability to move like the headset, resulting in a bit of a strange dichotomy of movement styles between the two.

There seems to be a strange dichotomy in the value investing universe: those who buy so - called compounders, and those who buy so - called cheap stocks.

There's also a strange dichotomy going on here.

But in that form there is a strange dichotomy to this display: while things like your Instagram feed won't have the sheen that all other top smartphones offer, the Pixel 2 XL's display works really well in particular conditions.