Sentence examples for doctrine of this from inspiring English sources

"The danger is that a doctrine of this sort could cause publications large, small or medium to decline to put on their Web pages material that might offend a person in a remote jurisdiction," said Robert M. O'Neil, director of the Thomas Jefferson Center for the Protection of Free Expression, in Charlottesville, Va.

To adopt a general doctrine of this sort seems an awfully precipitous response to the possibility of akrasia.

The ability of those in power to subjugate their fellow man for personal gain has been a doctrine of this country since it began.

Dietrich makes a very interesting and important application of this doctrine of the resplendence of the intellect.

This doctrine of the goodness of human nature on the part of Mencius has become an enduring topic for debate among the Chinese thinkers throughout the ages.

This doctrine of the providential ordering of the universe, reaffirmed in Rabbinic Judaism, is not without its difficulties, as in the liturgical change made in Isaiah 45:7 to avoid ascribing evil to God.

In his response to the critics, the pope said he was not speaking "as a technician but according to the social doctrine of the Roman Catholic Church, and this does not mean being Marxist".

Henry of Ghent among others advocated this doctrine of the co-creation of souls.

It is this doctrine of the "esse habituale" that Bacon finds objectionable.

This doctrine of the plurality of substantial forms was commonly held among the Franciscans but vigorously disputed by others.

Much philosophical controversy, before and after Galileo's time, revolves around this doctrine of the two truths and their seeming incompatibility.