Sentence examples for a dogmatism from inspiring English sources

A more serious explanation of the current malaise lies in the rise of the environmental movement and the pervasive influence within it of a dogmatism based on the belief that modern technology adversely affects our relationship with nature.

There is such a thing as a dogmatism of the center, and it can be just as mulish, destructive, and impervious to reality as the right- and left-wing varieties.

By Hendrik Hertzberg January 13 , 2009There is such a thing as a dogmatism of the center, and it can be just as mulish, destructive, and impervious to reality as the right- and left-wing varieties.

One can portray a certain dogmatism without being dogmatic.

But making the same argument about a similar dogmatism and zealotry among Democrats is a considerable stretch.

The religion of his childhood has a reassuring dogmatism that awes him anew.

Most rabbinic circles of the 14th and 15th centuries displayed a progressive dogmatism and insistence on uniformity of practice.

While John Paul deserves praise for his work to advance peace and to advocate for the poor, his greatness was limited by a rigid dogmatism in matters of morality and sexuality.

Such a idolatrous dogmatism must be rejected, both in the name of our Founding Fathers and in the name of the world's wisdom traditions.

Oxford philosophy in the 50s was fired by a desire for precision and a distrust of all dogmatism.

According to perceptual dogmatism, a person having a perceptual experience or a perceptual seeming with propositional content p is thereby prima facie justified in believing p (Pryor 2000).