Sentence examples for classic doctrine from inspiring English sources
Early in the 18th century, Pope affirmed in his Essay on Criticism (1711) the classic doctrine of imitation.
The central Christian affirmations about God are condensed and focused in the classic doctrine of the Trinity, which has its ultimate foundation in the special religious experience of the Christians in the first communities.
The classic doctrine, which was developed by the British in Malaya in the nineteen-forties and fifties, says that counterinsurgency warfare is twenty per cent military and eighty per cent political.
He was trying to justify why we need missile defense against rogue leaders, who, he claimed, cannot be deterred by the classic doctrine of mutual assured destruction (MAD), which has kept the peace for 50 years.
This frequently ignored inconsistency between the classic doctrine and observation in its model plant Magnolia as well as other plants cast serious doubt on the classic doctrine.
However, unlike the classic doctrine assumption, the ventral bundle is not associated with the ovules and the ovary wall/carpel is isolated from the placenta.
The Social Democrats (Russian Social Democratic Worker's Party) believed such terror to be futile; they followed the classic doctrines of Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels, according to which the development of capitalism inevitably created a radicalized proletariat that would in time stage a revolution and introduce socialism.
This book explores the elements of Buddhism, including its classics, doctrines, system, and rituals, to reveal the basic connotation of Buddhism as a cultural entity.
Putin's actions in Ukraine follow a classic KGB doctrine known as "active measures".
The third phase, a turn to classic counterinsurgency doctrine, began in 2008 and accelerated with U.S. Pres.
But Mr. Sarkozy departs from classic Gaullist doctrine by suggesting that the path to that goal sometimes lies in aligning France and Europepe — alongside Washington rather than as a counterpoint to it.
