Sentence examples for doctrine over from inspiring English sources

But even if that's true, it only demonstrates the continuing hold of a failed doctrine over our politics.

In the 1840s Manifest Destiny was primarily a Democrat Party doctrine over Whig dissent, but the New Manifest Destiny was a Republican program, especially under Pres.

But the development of the Supreme Court's Brady doctrine over the years has made this line-drawing exercise unnecessarily difficult, as the paragraphs below discuss.

Meanwhile, a growing number of American voters identify themselves as independent and demand a government that functions — not by the triumph of one dogmatic doctrine over another, but by the triumph of reason and realism.

The guide's principal author, Lt. Col. Jan Horvath of the Army, said in a telephone interview that it was completed in just five months; the Army usually insists on developing new doctrine over a period of three years.

Each time the Court has considered the doctrine, it has acknowledged this uncertainty as the price of ensuring the appropriate incentives for innovation, and it has affirmed the doctrine over dissents that urged a more certain rule.

That became clear when, early on, the Pope insisted — again, in both word and deed — that experience takes priority over doctrine, mercy over rules, which is a pious way of affirming nothing less than the scientific method, the testability of truth.

I embraced Freudianism, and once, while I was parroting Freud's doctrines over dinner, Marilyn exploded.

His surprising comments came in a lengthy interview in which he criticized the church for putting dogma before love, and for prioritizing moral doctrines over serving the poor and marginalized.

For many years, I assumed that all old people lived in book-houses, and that it was entirely normal to spend one's time arguing the merits of various obscure socialist doctrines over matzo ball soup and roast duck.

Last Wednesday, Pope Francis surprised Catholics and non-Catholics alike with the publication of a lengthy interview in which he reprimanded the church for emphasizing dogma and moral doctrines over ministering to its people, including "those who have quit or are indifferent".