Sentence examples for both doctrines from inspiring English sources

An answer is offered by both doctrines of fairness.

The Southerners consider both doctrines sacred for precisely the same reason.

Both doctrines favor the same thing: big tax cuts for people with high incomes.

Both doctrines seem to have been new, circulating among small groups of ascetics who were disinclined to make them public, perhaps for fear of the orthodox priests.

Machine functionalism endorses both doctrines.

The widespread acceptance of both doctrines owes much to the influence of George Berkeley's New Theory of Vision (1709).

Whatever it amounts to, voters seem broadly happy with both doctrine and inventor.

Because of variations in both doctrine and practice, however, the Eucharist, which was intended as both a symbol of and a means of fostering unity within the church, has been a source of disunity and even contention.

To this end, special wardens (Kirchenpfleger), chosen from among the laity, were assigned to each congregation to supervise both doctrine and practice.

In France, too, both the doctrine and the courts have refused to take Cujus est solum literally.

As with Porphyry's Life of Plotinus, both Marinus' and Damascius' works are biographies written by students praising extensively the achievements of their teachers both in doctrine and in philosophical life.