Sentence examples for dogmatic commitment from inspiring English sources
Unfortunately, the eurozone's dogmatic commitment to monetarism exacerbates the economic predicament of its members.
This dogmatic commitment contrasts sharply with the openness of teaching in other social sciences, which routinely present competing paradigms.
A dogged and dogmatic commitment to illegal settling of the West Bank is the nature of the settler beast: to expect a volte face to come from within the settler community is wildly unrealistic.
I argue that Epicurean theology is more phenomenological than metaphysical, its purpose less to ground and justify dogmatic commitment to whatever form of existence the gods may enjoy than to account for a prevalent aspect of ancient religious experience, epiphany, and to assimilate that experience to Epicurean philosophical therapeia.
"Their starting point in dealing with things was avoiding enclosures," or psychological barriers due to prejudice or dogmatic commitment which tend to result in biased or one-sided judgments.
For such a thorough perversion of one's moral intuitions to take hold in the brain, it must surely be beaten into shape by external forces, like the dogmatic commitment not to offend the cultures of our neighbors, no matter the cost.
Every science can point to earlier, overly dogmatic commitments that interfered with progress.
Whatever one makes of this issue, there is no question that Xunzi's commitment to his Way was ultimately dogmatic.
True patriotism isn't a dogmatic adherence to tradition; it is an unrelenting commitment to a better tomorrow.
