Sample Sentences fordialectic (auto-selected)
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Plato's Socratic dialogues popularized the concept of dialectics.dialectics = a search for truth through logical discussion
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...chose to respond to this dilemma logically and dialectically rather than take the easy escape of mysticism, (source)dialectically = in a manner that searches for truth through logical discussion -- especially in reconciling two conflicting influences or ideas
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But Hegel's dialectic is not only applicable to history.† (source)
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Some who preferred the clarity of science adhered to the ideas of Darwin, seeing at every turn the mark of natural selection; while others opted for Nietzsche and his eternal recurrence or Hegel and his dialectic—each system quite sensible, no doubt, when one had finally arrived at the one-thousandth page.† (source)
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It is anti-dialectical!† (source)
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Normally there was nothing she enjoyed more than a row with Miss Muffett, who was so thick one could say almost anything to him provided one was careful to maintain a grave and sorrowful countenance, but today she had no taste for dialectics.† (source)
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So a dialectic is established between one kid with no boundaries and the other with nothing but.† (source)
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Dialectical materialism seemed to offer both a searchlight illuminating the dark night of racial oppression and a tool that could be used to end it.† (source)
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Under the circumstances, how could even the most committed racists among the faculty be diverted by the Professor's cunning dialectics?† (source)
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He is unable to think dialectically.† (source)
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One of the first to notice this was a French dialectician, Louis Gauchat, who studied changing pronunciations in the dialect of a small village in the Swiss Alps.† (source)
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And did not this animosity also play a role in the two dialecticians' attitude toward Pieter Peeperkorn?† (source)
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In Eisenstein you note that the camera angle is a kind of dialectic.† (source)
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His thesis that slavery might become national, although probably without factual foundation,'2 was a clever dialectical inversion of a challenge to the freedom of the common white man set forth by the most extreme Southern advocate of slavery.† (source)
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Don't ever kid yourself with too much dialectics.† (source)
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When we discuss something, we think dialectically.† (source)
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