Sentence examples for dogmatic emphasis from inspiring English sources
Its dogmatic emphasis on uniting story designers and technology makers is the sort of multidisciplinary collaboration that's all the buzz at business schools and entrepreneurship seminars. .
His eloquent books, notably Parochial and Plain Sermons (1834 42), Lectures on the Prophetical Office of the Church (1837), and University Sermons (1843), revived emphasis on the dogmatic authority of the church and urged reforms of the Church of England after the pattern of the original "catholic," or universal, church of the first five centuries ad.
Dogmatic claims were safeguarded through an emphasis on the divine inspiration of Scripture, a concern that eventually led Lutheran theologians (even as their Reformed counterparts) to formulate the notion of the verbally inerrant Bible, a pivotal point of orthodox theology.
There is no hierarchy in Falun Gong to enforce orthodoxy, and little or no emphasis is given on dogmatic discipline; the only thing emphasized is the need for strict moral behavior, according to Craig Burgdoff, a professor of religious studies.
"This government does not have a long lifeline," he says, waving his arms for emphasis as he lists the measures adopted by his "dogmatic neo-liberal" political enemies that, he continues, have been tried and failed miserably.
A greater emphasis on the customer and the consumer, a less macho, less dogmatic approach to problems – wouldn't that be wonderful in politics, too?
The Taubman emphasis on complete retraining in technique made the system seem inflexible and dogmatic to some in the industry.
However, we are surprised by your assertion that the emphasis on private involvement in the NHS, a central theme of Darzi's Next Stage review, is neither dogmatic nor detrimental to staff morale.
