Sentence examples for dogmatic by from inspiring English sources

In reality, these Christian sages were fiercely dogmatic by any modern standard.

Dominated by men and dogmatic by instinct, they have been leaden-footed in response to profound changes in industries and markets.

Played by a brilliantly tetchy and (to just the right degree) faintly ridiculous Damian Lewis (think fashionable Etonian hunk rendered all the more dogmatic by a tiny worm of self-doubt), the misanthropic Alceste is transformed into a terminally disgruntled playwright in Crimp's adaptation.

He was anti-dogmatic by nature.

But my theme is really an important British industry – television – winning success abroad even though it is being undermined by a weird and dogmatic attempt by the government to rein it in at home.

It is an ideological, dogmatic privatisation by this government, made it even worse by under-valuing Royal Mail.

Sturgeon and Wood were much more dogmatic and by the end I was worried about what the SNP would do in a coalition.

In contrast Ruth, who starts off as the kind of evolved, educated parent with whom many readers might identify, is revealed to be at times blindly dogmatic, undone by her own principles.

She appears to be strongly projecting a sense of guilt on to others, and to be disowning her dogmatic rigidity by attributing it to her opponents (some of whom, of course, fit the bill, but that's not the main point here).

Moreover, he was 'awoken from his dogmatic slumbers' by reading Hume, though Kant is referring here to Hume's attack on causation, not his ethical theory (Prolegomena, 4 260).

Leaving aside for now the methodological introduction (referred to in English as the 'Epistemo-Critical Prologue'), the first part of Benjamin's thesis is concerned with repudiating the dogmatic attempt by later critics to impose onto these plays the external criteria of Aristotelian aesthetics, which are rooted in classical tragedy.