Sentence examples for dogmatic assertion from inspiring English sources

Wisdom does not flow from a dogmatic assertion of certitude over doubt, power over indecision.

We reject the dogmatic assertion that public always equals good and private always equals bad.

Ultimately, as one goes through one dogmatic assertion after another, one begins to get the impression that it's not mainly about European history at all; it's a tract for the times.

This line of reasoning is not based on any evidence or research; it is a philosophical assumption - an ipse-dixitism (a dogmatic assertion).

It is worth fighting for the ability of girls and women to have a safe, equitable and inclusive education wherever that right is compromised by the dogmatic assertion of male privilege.

At the same time, her more dogmatic assertions often betrayed a deeper need to burn her bridges.

For Herbert, religion is never simply a set of dogmatic assertions, or a collection of cultural practices, as historical religion is sometimes caricatured.

And there is plenty of research and evidence that goes against the faith-based and dogmatic assertions of the market-force so-called reformers.

But dogmatic, cast-iron assertions from either side about territorial rights ring hollow.Russians and Japanese first met, along the island chain, when castaways were found by Cossack adventurers coming to hunt furs, or rather to hunt the natives who hunted furs.

What rouses us from our own dogmatic slumbers, however, is Ekirch's assertion that "until the close of the early modern era, Western Europeans on most evenings experienced two major intervals of sleep bridged by up to an hour or more of wakefulness".

That is why Sextus Empiricus (Outlines of Pyrrhonism, I., 3, 226) condemns the assertion 'There is no knowledge' as dogmatic skepticism.