Sentence examples for damaging doctrine from inspiring English sources

George Canning made it clear that "the House should understand that the doctrine of non-contagion had not received any countenance from His Majesty's Ministers," and he "hoped that the disciples of the damaging doctrine would keep such opinions a little more to themselves".

Such a venture would carry the advantage of leaving intact the parental right to educate children in their faith tradition, but would also go some way towards recognising the potentially damaging impact of certain religious doctrines upon developing minds.

That was very damaging.

Democracy has become doctrine.

Viva the Mensch Doctrine!

This could be damaging".

That doctrine is deterrence.

They are irresponsible and damaging.

Any other damaging side effects?

That was the Petraeus doctrine.

Holt called this doctrine "unschooling".