Sentence examples for different doctrines from inspiring English sources

The trouble in San Francisco, I realized, wasn't that the warring tribes followed different doctrines.

Although the various groups emphasized different doctrines, they all agreed that matter was evil.

It was diverse, it was widely different across geographic areas, it had lots of different doctrines.

You know that Russia and Germany are governed by two different doctrines.

"This is a nation where people come from different faiths, different doctrines, different churches," Mr. Romney said.

QUEEN ELIZABETH I (1533-1603) She conceived of a church allowing shared prayer among people of different doctrines.

Libya reflected a different doctrine.

A different doctrine seems to have been holden in Ellis v. Hamlen, 3 Taunt.

They announce distinctly the opinion of this court on the questions presented, and would have to be overruled if a different doctrine were now announced.

'We have no right,' it is now said, 'to conjure up possible situations which might justify the discrimination.' The court has taught a different doctrine in its earlier decisions.

President Chirac has caused much consternation with his public comment that the killing may be tied to "mafia-type interests". It is well known here that the once dominant National Liberation Front has split into a dozen groups, each of which claims a different doctrine or strategy to gain control over Corsican affairs.