Sentence examples for accepted orthodoxy from inspiring English sources
The ruling Lithuanian warrior caste intermarried extensively with the ruling princely families of the subject East Slav principalities and accepted Orthodoxy.
Perhaps what narrows, stultifies, destroys in architecture -- or in any art -- is not Modernism or postmodernism but any uncritically accepted orthodoxy.
Two months later the 35-year-old Ken Livingstone won control of London; his cheeky regime was crudely closed down after four years, but the "loony left" causes it promoted – feminism, anti-racism, gay equality, peace in Northern Ireland – are all today accepted orthodoxy.
For a generation, the accepted orthodoxy has been to focus on taming inflation.
An important interpretation of punishment emerging from the analysis relates to how a number of BC participants choose to challenge an accepted orthodoxy of sin endorsed by some family, friends and community.
The accepted orthodoxies are upended, one after another.
He is also a highly controversial philosopher whose heresies often become, with time, accepted orthodoxies.
While Thais may be afraid to rebel against accepted orthodoxies in public, they unleash caustic criticisms with gusto onto the Internet, often anonymously.
IT'S unlikely that the Portuguese architect Álvaro Siza will ever enjoy the fame of, say, a Rem Koolhaas or a Frank Gehry, architects who have vaulted to international attention by demolishing accepted orthodoxies.
The mortgage means that we live in a culture of compliance, that we are ever more conditioned to accept orthodoxy as normal, and to accept that there is only one way of doing 'it'".
