Sentence examples for dogma to from inspiring English sources

Respect for other cultures is dogma to the show, but so is the lampooning of righteousness.

Each candidate has abandoned party dogma to move to the center.

"We don't have any political dogma to shove down anyone's throat," Henderson said.

We're also both a bit outside of our political tribes – we don't allow dogma to become a substitute for thinking.

For me it's not simply about my mother, but that Hatton used his dogma to crush the spirit of our city, my city.

One would have to be a little deranged — hostage to a dogma — to think that much could not be learned from it.

It requires a dogma to oppose such an operation – which depends upon markets and in the long run will preserve them – as anticapitalist.

As if that were not enough dogma to overturn, there is growing evidence that almost all so-called sinus headaches are really migraines.

Apply these dogmas to agriculture and you don't get mixed, low-input, skills-intensive farms.

With it, he sought to counter the functionalist dogmas to which architecture remained subject throughout the postwar decades.

According to Döllinger, it was the vocation of the Old Catholic communion to protest the Vatican dogmas, to support a Catholic church free from error, and to reunite Christendom.