Sentence examples for dogmatic for from inspiring English sources

But the philosophes were too dogmatic for Hume's taste.

But Ranke pleased no one; too devoted to the state for the liberals, he was not sufficiently dogmatic for the conservatives.

He fell out with Communism for being too cruel, and with Conservatism for being too religious, and with both of them for being too dogmatic for actual people to live within.

It was not only preferable for dogmatic purposes for the literate elite to read aloud to the illiterate, it was necessary for practical purposes: at that time, the format of written language was scriptura continua (see Fig. 3) – a continuous stream of letters without spacing or punctuation that would make little sense unless read aloud (Saenger, 1997).

We're trading a dogmatic president for one who's shopping for a dog.

It means challenging, for instance, Fox's ludicrous, dogmatic search for commerce with every far-flung corner of the planet except the 500 million-strong market on our doorstep with whom we currently do nearly half our trade.

The demonstrated value of these efforts speaks to the need to judiciously support non-VBI surveillance as conditions warrant rather than hewing to a dogmatic requirement for vector transmission as a condition for programmatic management.

This sounds like a dogmatic tract for the religious edification of the general public.

He graduated in 1970 from Leningrad Theological Academy, where he served as lecturer in dogmatic theology for one year.

The European church is more forgiving, less dogmatic, and for this reason, debates over abortion, contraception and homosexuality are nowhere near as fractious in Europe.

Al-Muḥāsibī's theological position was now viewed as treasonous by the former victims of the inquisition, precisely because he had been closest to them in their dogmatic outlook, for they considered the use of any rational theological method as heresy, regardless of the doctrine it supported.