Sentence examples for doctrines that from inspiring English sources

Kennedy was spared having to explain Catholic doctrines that never mattered much to him.

They were showing deference to religious doctrines that should have no place in the law).

It would be difficult to identify any doctrines that are common to all these thinkers.

The prescriptive doctrines that Flora cites in her post are the first words that should be cut as unnecessary.

Maybe it was weariness with a doctrine, with all doctrines, that sounded delirious but that couldn't be used.

Klein believes that neo-liberalism belongs among "the closed, fundamentalist doctrines that cannot co-exist with other belief-systems..

As a lawyer and now as Chief Justice, Roberts has always supported legal doctrines that serve a gatekeeping function.

Something similar but even worse is happening now: the economic doctrines that are gaining strength politically — hard-money obsession, anti-Keynesianism — are precisely the doctrines that have totally failed in their predictions.

Mr. Vahanian condemned "positive thinking" and other doctrines that reduced Christianity to what he called "a tool for success".

If China went to war, it would be fielding systems and doctrines that have never been tested in live combat.

But it is not easy to see how he can in good faith plead with the church to abandon the very doctrines that define it.