Sentence examples for dogmatic idea from inspiring English sources
Speaking as an artist, Mr. Cameron said: "I don't believe in the dogmatic idea that no one in a movie should smoke.
But he could not be given water from a bottle because "Osama had some dogmatic idea about not allowing the baby a rubber teat," said Mrs. bin Ladin, who protested.
And we must discard the dogmatic idea that growth will or must pass the 5% mark.
"Archbishop Tenison's was for many years a monument to the absolute failure of a liberal establishment and its dogmatic ideas.
Sextus invokes dogmatic ideas about the acquisition of reason (or: the abilities of conceptual thought) in his response to the Apraxia Charge (PH 1.23 4).
Then I found the freedom to step back from the limited mythical and dogmatic ideas that I had created, which gifted me with greater reason and an ever-developing capacity to pursue truth.
Since day-to-day design relies on heuristics, or rules-of-thumb for decision-making, these dogmatic ideas unconsciously dictate the outcome, more so than the usually vague design directions teams receive from the outset.
In the last few thousand years, as we developed the freedom to step back from our primal nature, from our fixed and dogmatic ideas, and from our two dimensional logic and perspectives, each of these freedoms imbued individuals with a sense of responsibility.
While American critics sometimes found her ideas dogmatic, she remained renowned in her homeland and elsewhere — "Italy's leading actress this side of Hollywood," as the British newspaper The Guardian called her in 1992.
But on 9/11, the world saw just how dangerous dogmatic faith-based ideas could be and as a result, many atheists realized that faith is not something that can be reasoned with.
He should find some ideas (less dogmatic ones than Mr. Panton's, who had such draconian views on the subject that he always dressed in blue) in the color laboratory of the VitraHaus, the stunning new showroom at Vitra's production complex in the German town of Weil am Rhein.
