Sentence examples for doctrine at from inspiring English sources

The crisis is not about doctrine, at least not directly.

They met while studying Catholic doctrine at Blackfriars College, Oxford.

"I wouldn't say it was real doctrine at all," says Lazio. "It was more like rooting for a team".

Ten years ago I was in New Orleans covering hurricane Katrina, I was writing the Shock Doctrine at the time.

"Francis hasn't changed any official doctrine at all," said Melissa Wilde, associate professor of sociology at the University of Pennsylvania.

Expelled from his monastery, Nichiren lived in a little hut in Kamakura and spent his days preaching his doctrine at the busiest crossroads of the city.

"To sustain ancient constitutional doctrines at a time like this becomes impossible".

Instead of embracing Marxism, moreover, many used the opportunity to translate and discuss Western works and ideas and blithely debated "reactionary" doctrines at the very moment Hungarian intellectuals were triggering a wave of anticommunist sentiment in Budapest.

If you take their ideals and doctrines at face value, though, most of the world's religions call their followers to live in peace, to love God and love one another.

Yet it was the monstrous doctrines at the heart of his thought -- the Overman, the Eternal Recurrence -- that had drawn me; they hypnotized me because I couldn't figure out whether they were coming from man or some frightening gospel.

It can be applied to the study of logical systems in which case category theory is called "categorical doctrines" at the syntactic, proof-theoretic, and semantic levels.