Sentence examples for doctrines by from inspiring English sources

None of his writings have survived, and Pythagoreans invariably supported their doctrines by indiscriminately citing their master's authority.

Time catches up with kingdoms and crushes them, gets its teeth into doctrines and rends them; time reveals the foundations on which any kingdom rests, and eats at those foundations, and it destroys doctrines by proving them to be untrue.

He found himself and his charges "attacked and reviled by upholders of the academy and old doctrines, by the most established art critics, by the entire press and by most of my colleagues".

This leads to discussions of doctrines by several schools of Indian philosophy, both Buddhist and non-Buddhist.

He constructed numerous arguments against their doctrines by utilizing the "divine light," characterized within what he called his "Ideal Philosophy".

Abhidharma literature, then, arose from two approaches to discussing the Dharma within the early Buddhist community: the first intended to summarize and analyze the significant points of the Buddha's teachings, the second to elaborate on and interpret the doctrines by means of monastic disputations (Cousins 1983, 10; Gethin 1992b, 165).

5* -- THE SHOCK DOCTRINE by Naomi Klein (Picador, $16).

Berlin prefers selling arms to using them, as a recent damning investigation of the "Merkel Doctrine" by Der Spiegel revealed.

More ambiguous was her citation of "The Shock Doctrine: The Rise of Disaster Capitalism," an indictment of free-market economic doctrine by Naomi Klein.

"The Inheritance," by Ken Auletta, December 19 , 2005 about the leadership of Times publisher Arthur Sulzberger, Jr. "The Howell Doctrine," by Ken Auletta, June 10 , 2002 about the editorship of Keller's predecessor, Howell Raines.

"Under existing doctrine by the Supreme Court," said Geoffrey R. Stone, a law professor at the University of Chicago and an expert on free speech issues, "it's a perfectly reasonable decision".