Sentence examples similar to dictated skepticism from inspiring English sources

By contrast, the American right has found itself tied up in knots, wondering how to disentangle the words "freedom" and "Arab," the first demanding its hard-wired allegiance, the second demanding its Israel-dictated skepticism.

Berkeley opposes this sort of mechanism throughout his writings, believing that it engenders skepticism by dictating that bodies are utterly unlike our sensory experience of them.

If some capitalists were, by virtue of their skepticism, able to escape the guilt feelings that the prevailing religious ethos dictated, it was nevertheless a fact that no other religious tradition had ever caused people to see the accumulation of capital (saving money) as a sign of God's everlasting grace.

Success dictated widespread imitation.

Content dictated form.

Philadelphia dictated the pace".

Location often dictated content.

Conditions dictated style.

"It was dictated by you".

He dictated two new lines.

First, Oaktree dictated hard terms.