Sentence examples for * your doctrine from inspiring English sources

If your doctrine is counterinsurgency, if you're trying to win over the population, it's probably worth the effort to go out and try to engage in a country that's very segregated by the sexes.

"So if you are the insurgency and you had to rely on popular local support, or if you are the insurgency and part of the foundational dimension of your doctrine has been — I am just being a little facetious here — that on 1 January '15, it is going to be the Afghan government against the insurgency, that doctrine is now at risk," he said.

From short essays in the dailies and elsewhere I cannot, with the best of inten- tions, gain a clear picture of your doctrine of relativity bookshops just offer a se- lection from which it is impossible for me to pick one that gives an introduction to the unfamiliar world of the new conceptual approach.

How do you respond to that, as part of your doctrine?

But (and I love you guys), as a Christian I think your doctrine of God is just wrong (just you like think my worship of Jesus is idolatry).

Religion, spirituality, marketing experts, politicians running for office and of course governments have long understood that one of the most effective ways of persuading large groups of people to follow your doctrine, to vote for you or buy your product is to make them afraid and feel insecure about themselves.

"For a scientist, altering your doctrines when the facts change is not a sign of weakness," Mr. Isaacson underscores.

You no longer feel obligated to pledge undivided allegiance to your doctrines.

He tells, for instance, of Rev. William Dallinger, a Methodist minister who also was skilled in microbiology, who conducted a six-year evolutionary experiment using protozoa and excitedly wrote to Darwin about how his findings "palpably demonstrate your great doctrine" (Lenski 2009).

Establish your own doctrine and walk into it.

"Your doctrine is abusive," the actress said.