Sentence examples for doctrinal assumptions from inspiring English sources

I'm sympathetic to one thing here: the desire (albeit voiced by an ideologically-motivated critic, for whom aesthetics seem not to matter), for movies to wear like a bold blazon their makers' doctrinal assumptions.

The story of New York cinephilia is the story of Vogel's successes and failures, of his accurate and futuristic view of the cinema to come as well as of the doctrinal assumptions that got in the way ideas that have, amazingly, been belatedly resurgent among today's critics and that, in their way, resist the very current of appreciation that he sought to inculcate.

The story of New York cinephilia is the story of Vogel's successes and failures, of his accurate and futuristic view of the cinema to come as well as of the doctrinal assumptions that got in the way — ideas that have, amazingly, been belatedly resurgent among today's critics and that, in their way, resist the very current of appreciation that he sought to inculcate.

Or are such experiences saturated with tradition-specific doctrinal assumptions?

"The sensor revolution will challenge hidden assumptions in a bewildering array of doctrinal fields," writes Kevin Werbach, of the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, in a paper entitled "Sensors and Sensibilities".Lastly, consumers may not play ball.

Few challenged the Sunni assumption of superiority, while the Shias, with their doctrinal emphasis on martyrdom and victimhood, thrived on their own marginalisation.In this section Will the bloodstained Shias resist the urge to hit back?

Predestination was its doctrinal core.

Syncretism is common, and doctrinal rigidity rare.

It was a perfectly doctrinal speech.

Breton, however, demanded firm doctrinal allegiance.

Its withholding of an encore felt doctrinal.