| This generic twoness is reflected by other incidents of doubling throughout the novel. |
| Myths depend on balance, on preserving their eternal twoness, and so we have on our hands a sudden and severe Kirkist backlash. |
| There is a peculiar use of photography in twin rituals that denies the specificity of its naturalism in order to emphasize the oneness in the twoness of twins. |
| Matrimony reminds us of the earthiness of human clay, breathed upon by God's love, and of the completed, united twoness of our essential nature. |
| The two go on, and their twoness is what distinguishes the faith and gives it its discursive dynamism. |
| Sometimes twoness refers to the double standard for men and women. |
