Sentence examples for arcane doctrines from inspiring English sources
"Religion" signified hard pews, arcane doctrines, and spiritual inauthenticity.
"Let us stand now, unbowed and unfettered by arcane doctrines born of fearful minds in darkened times.
The case concerns the apparently arcane doctrine of "patent exhaustion" in the not-so-glamorous market for printer cartridges.
Rather, it focuses on whether certain arcane legal doctrines will permit the lawsuits to move forward.
In this, the most rewarding part of the book, Ford nimbly translates arcane legal doctrine and academic work on prejudice into tart, slyly engaging prose.
Reviving the arcane "delegation doctrine," in disuse since the New Deal, the quirky ruling said that by failing to give the agency meaningful limits on the setting of standards, Congress had delegated too much legislative authority to the executive branch.
Even though a trial judge in the United States has allegedly already acknowledged that prior substantial misconduct occurred, he has refused to dismiss the case because of some arcane fugitive doctrine.
Scalia and Garner have a talent for making complicated and sometimes arcane points of doctrine seem accessible and even plain.
The doctrine is not arcane nor exclusive to Mexico.
Listening to the discussion at a recent nuclear-weapons conference in Washington, I felt as though I had slipped back in time to the cold war and its arcane, often surreal debates about waging nuclear war and the doctrine of mutual assured destruction.
