Sentence examples for dogmatic determination from inspiring English sources
And both are open to wide interpretation, as they should be, to meet the changing demands of modernity.Christians hardly need reminding that for centuries they fought bloody wars over competing versions of their faith, and bodies such as the Catholic Inquisition testify to the cruelties that can flow, within any religion, from a dogmatic determination to impose a particular set of beliefs.
The striking thing about Symmons Roberts's worldview isn't so much his faith, as his determination to confront dogmatic atheism with a reasoned sense that our complacent materialism is as much a constructed fiction, a story, as anything else.
By virtue of the freedom of self-determination fundamentally granted every congregation, no dogmatic or constitutional union but rather only county union of the Congregationalist churches developed in England.
She recently criticised the government's determination to re-privatise the East Coast service, calling it "bizarre and dogmatic".
Murakami is not dogmatic.
Ms. Morgenstern is less dogmatic.
