Sentence examples for dogmatic method from inspiring English sources

In farming, you have loads of chemicals and disastrous environmental impact against an orthodox, even dogmatic method that is difficult to carry out on a large scale.

Remaining faithful to his dogmatic method, Albo argues that in Mosaic law, and in divine law in general, changes in the details of the commandments may take place, but their fundamental principles cannot change (treatise 3, chapters 13 22).

Traditional philosophical ethics sought to discover and justify fixed moral goals and principles by dogmatic methods.

Buscemi initially found the Lee Strasberg Institute "intimidating" (a word he often uses) - both mixing with a more privileged class of people, as well as the school's dogmatic insistence on "the method".

The government has promised not to be dogmatic about the teaching methods it pushes, but to live by the maxim that "what counts is what works".

The current ideology of New World Order ideologues, many of whom are renegade communists, is Market-Leninism - that combination of a dogmatic economic model with Machiavellian methods to grasp the levers of power.

Now, decades after those turf battles between dogmatic composers who advocated complex methods and serial techniques and composers who adhered, more or less, to tonal procedures and traditional forms, it seems willfully dense to perceive Britten's music as conservative.

It is perhaps natural to assume that his methods were the standard dogmatic ones.

He also emphasized self-education, preferring the Socratic method of teaching to more dogmatic or didactic forms, and placed great importance on material prosperity, which he believed should be treated with the responsibility of Christian stewardship.

But given the wider context, they suggest that the summary has obscured the central point about Philo's ethics: its method of teaching was not dogmatic, but the Academic one of argument on either side.

On the one hand, favorable opinions were expressed for what was perceived as a greater closeness to clinical practice compared to prior methods which were declared to be too dogmatic in the interpretation and implementation of the EBM.