Sentence examples for creative doctrine from inspiring English sources

Non-violence was a creative doctrine in the South because it checkmated the rabid segregationalists who were thirsting for an opportunity to physically crush Negroes.

Mr. Wolf's team calls "Chicago Fire," which begins Wednesday on NBC, "Dick Wolf 2.0," a slightly evolved approach for a big-name producer firmly committed to the creative doctrine that made "Law & Order" a billion-dollar property and one of the most lucrative franchises ever on television.

Arthur L. Yeager Edison, N.J., Nov. 14, 2008 • To the Editor: One could argue that the economist Joseph Alois Schumpeter's doctrine of "creative destruction," which David Brooks cites, was violated just as much with governmental intercession to save the American International Group as it would be with a bailout of General Motors.

Schumacher taught that small is beautiful, another of your economic guiding lights, Joseph Schumpeter, preached the doctrine of creative destruction.

Among those philosophies which Russell condemns as rooted in love of power: all forms of idealism and anti-realism, such as Johann Gottlieb Fichte's solipsism; certain forms of Pragmatism; Henri Bergson's doctrine of Creative evolution; and the works of Friedrich Nietzsche (Russell 1938 209 214).

The doctrine that the creative mind is essentially cracked has been set going again.

The New Yorker, August 30 , 1930P. 9 The doctrine that the creative mind is essentially cracked has been set going again.

Process theism's doctrine of creativity differs from that of classical theism according to which God alone is genuinely creative.

Resolutely opposed to the Pléiade's exalted conception of the poet as inspired favourite of the Muses, he owes his place in literary history not to his undistinguished creative writing but to the critical doctrine he imposed on fellow poets.

It is a very diversified thought, for there are as many bodies of doctrine in Hasidism as there were creative spirits during the first three generations of the movement.

Ironically, U.S. military doctrine purports to value "critical" and "creative" thinking.