Sentence examples similar to dogmatic analysis from inspiring English sources

Mr. Esslin was neither didactic nor dogmatic in his analysis, stressing the differences as well as the similarities among the playwrights in his canon.

Many scholars are critical of this way of thinking the legal process and have introduced economic, social, and policy considerations in the analysis of law, but the traditional "dogmatic" way of thinking of the law persists in most law schools.

We should avoid dogmatic attachment to any particular school of economic thought and use proper analysis to figure out the nature of our economic problem at that particular moment and the proper policy to deal with it.

Although Hume is a hard skeptic and non-dogmatic atheist, a broad consensus can, nevertheless, be reached around this general analysis, one that includes soft skeptics (agnostics) and even thin theists.

He could be self-righteous and dogmatic, sometimes confusing personal slights with the great issues of the day, but Camus developed an unparalleled analysis of revolutionary violence and terrorism that has much to teach us today.

Yet a more detailed analysis in a second paper (12) serves to caution those who would seek to draw dogmatic conclusions from her earlier findings, showing how different measures of social capital are linked to different measures of self-reported health in men and women.

And dogmatic.

He was not dogmatic.

B is far too dogmatic.

Ms. Morgenstern is less dogmatic.

It was dogmatic.