Sentence examples for all doctrines from inspiring English sources

All doctrines of exception can be abused, judge-made exceptions no less than legislative ones.

While Modernism thrived on multiple manifestos, postmodernism's manifesto might be that no manifesto is possible: all doctrines are created equal.

Maybe it was weariness with a doctrine, with all doctrines, that sounded delirious but that couldn't be used.

"She is... the nightmare of all doctrines, all consensus thinkers, all moralists and all politicians," Holmberg writes.

He accepted the supreme authority of the Scripture, although he applied it rigorously to all doctrines and practices.

Like Martin Luther, he accepted the supreme authority of the Scriptures, but he applied it more rigorously and comprehensively to all doctrines and practices.

There is no one-size-fits-all doctrine for dealing with disparate countries.

In this philosophical tension, the investors-above-all doctrine seems to have triumphed over the more inclusive approach.

Within the tight circle of foreign policy aides in the White House, the shorthand captured Obama's resistance to a rigid catch-all doctrine, as well as his aversion to what he once called the "dumb war" in Iraq.

John Amos Comenius, a Czech Brethren educator and advocate of union, produced a plan of union for Protestants based upon the adoption of a scriptural basis for all doctrine and polity and the integration of all human culture.

One thing I learned from the Catholic church is that, as Cardinal Newman said in the 19th century, you can change all doctrine so long as it doesn't contradict anything that has gone before".