Sentence examples for about the doctrine from inspiring English sources

Dan even had doubts about the doctrine.

(Patrick Radden Keefe has written about the doctrine).

While nobody gets particularly excited about the doctrine of subsidiarity, it does offer a way out of the current impasse.

First Patient He also talked about the "doctrine" he had developed to achieve two goals: ensuring the patient's comfort and protecting himself against criminal conviction.

The judge can lecture the jury till he's blue in the face about the Doctrine of Nonobviousness, but the flash of genius is what people want to hear".

Itasca is one of those places where no one rushes to make a fuss about the doctrine of church-state separation.

"This gentleman wanted to talk about the doctrines of my religion.

What will a tourist learn about Mormonism and Utah history in the heritage area that they might not learn in Salt Lake City? A. If you go to Temple Square in Salt Lake, you learn all about the doctrines of the Mormon Church.

After learning about the doctrines and acts of worship of the religious community, he understands them as alluding to and agreeing with the truth that he had learned by his own unaided effort, and he goes as far as admitting the validity of the religion and the truthfulness of the prophet who gave it.

The religious test proposed in my book which raises pointed questions about the doctrines and dogmas of specific religious traditions and could easily be administered in a special presidential debate devoted to faith and morals would push candidates to acknowledge the need to draw distinctions between their piety and the nation's politics.

As well as coining the word "Thatcherism" six months before Thatcher had even taken power, he wrote about "the doctrines and discourses of social market values – the restoration of competition and personal responsibility for effort and reward, the image of the over-taxed individual, enervated by welfare coddling, his initiative sapped by handouts by the state".