Sentence examples for doctrine he from inspiring English sources

Torture, rape and murder are matters of doctrine," he said.

"What do you view as the Bush doctrine?" he asked.

Remember his essential doctrine: he doesn't back losers.

But subordination "is a very controversial doctrine," he said.

"Well, I call the surge idea 'the McCain doctrine,' " he said, laughing.

Such a doctrine, he insisted, cannot be carried out in details.

Preferring to avoid abstruse points of doctrine, he preached morality, charity, and Christian responsibilities.

"It is neither desirable nor practical to make democracy promotion a foreign-policy doctrine," he says.

It was a corroboration of his doctrine: he wrote according to his desires, not his intentions.

"This patrol was conducted according to Army cavalry doctrine," he said.

Deriving his inspiration from Ṣūfism a mystic Islāmic doctrine he defined the Tijānī "way" as the best one for saving one's soul and for approaching God.