Sentence examples for The doctrines from inspiring English sources
noun
A belief or tenet, especially about philosophical or theological matters.
The doctrines of the day saw colonies as strategic assets.
The doctrines these sects preached disappeared again after 1660 with the restoration of Charles II.
The doctrines of liberalism from free trade internationally to open markets domestically became hegemonic.
The doctrines of the Army include the basic principles common to most Protestant evangelical denominations.
The doctrines of natural rights and human rights were rejected in favor of utilitarianism.
The doctrines he explicated would become the standards for Unitarians in Britain.
The doctrines were not as compatible with the OH personnel view as with the decision-makers' view.
The doctrines revealed the state of Finnish municipal OH, although some new themes emerged to fulfil Hood's framework.
The doctrines of Muslim regard suicide as one of the greatest sins and utterly detrimental to one's spiritual journey.
After that, the doctrines diverge.
Both passionately believed the doctrines of democratic liberalism.
