| One of the fundamental dichotomies in classical physics was that between energy and matter. |
| The old dichotomies between current and non-current, custody and non-custody, and even records and archives may be distinct relics of the past. |
| As dichotomies go, there's a pretty huge one between the jargon of media studies theory and the language actually spoken in the modern newsroom. |
| All the dichotomies and polarities can be dissolved and forgiven in that blessed moment of utter peace and tranquility. |
| The old dichotomies of liberal-conservative, internationalist-isolationist, dove-hawk are breaking apart. |
| No doubt Vermeer owed a particular debt to Delft, but it is the great dichotomies of Dutch art generally that nourished his genius. |
