द्वैधवृत्तिक इसके अंग्रेजी अर्थ का उदाहरण

The use of black-and-white is here also a visual cue to aid in the dualistic breakdown of characters and their personalities.

To keep the individualistic Captain Britain a part of Excalibur, Roma put a jinx on him.

Sweet's view is that these traditions provide a basis for a liberal, but non-individualistic, political philosophy.

The problem therein is to establish how the mind and body communicate in a dualistic framework.

In the modern history of state-building, Greenfeld finds that individualistic-civic and collectivistic-civic nationalisms tend to result in liberal democracies (such as Britain, the United States and France), while collectivistic-ethnic nationalism seems to produce authoritarian democracies (such as Russia and Germany).

The detailed teachings of Katha Upanishad have been variously interpreted, as Dvaita (dualistic) and as Advaita (non-dualistic).

Pottekkatt was a writer of strong social commitment and ideals, possessing an individualistic vision.

Chris Greening at VGMO called Majin Tensei "one of the most individualistic and accomplished ambient scores on the Super Nintendo", enjoying the mix of conventional ambiance and funk, saying that it both enhanced the game's mood and worked as stand-alone music.

For many years, the Citz was proving-ground and creative home to young actors who eschewed existing English literary and mechanistic acting conventions in order to develop their own highly passionate and individualistic approach.

As a final evolution of the character The Third Amanda becomes what amounts to the single leader of a very individualistic culture.

Rather than looking at the content of the novel, sociologists need to look at the form of the novel and its relation to the structure of individualistic modern society.

From there each 30 items generated three factors for sociotropy: Concern About Disapproval, Attachment/Concern About Separation, and Pleasing Others; and three for autonomy: Individualistic or Autonomous Achievement, Mobility/Freedom from Control of Others, and Preference for Solitude.