Sentence examples for dogmatic stance from inspiring English sources

Some expressed reservations about Balls, citing his reputation as a poor team player, and what they felt was a dogmatic stance against spending cuts.

Approaching the most ardent second amendment advocates in America one by one, it's clear that not everyone conforms to the implacable stereotype embodied by NRA leader Wayne LaPierre, whose dogmatic stance and hectoring tone define an organization that claims more than five million members.

Results indicated that female students rated engineering specialties as more prestigious than male students, and students with a more dogmatic stance towards career rated engineering as relatively exclusive to men.

The same dogmatic stance as before has it that a rule is an abstract entity transcending all of its particular applications; knowing the rule involves grasping that abstract entity and thereby knowing how to use it.

The religious leaders who preach against vaccination, in contrast, take a dogmatic stance that clearly reflects the views of most of the members of their congregation.

Other writings of the same period, though, manifest the same anti-dogmatic stance, as it is applied, e.g., to the philosophy of mathematics or to philosophical psychology.

But his attempt to restore the communists to their former dominance of the left by adopting an orthodox and dogmatic communist stance alienated many sympathizers and drove them to the socialist camp.

This dogmatic Republican stance bodes well for Democrats who challenge Republican members of the House of Representatives.

And while a dose of caution among conservatives can be refreshing, a Tea Party-led reversion to a dogmatic America First stance could damage both the party and the country.

He also signals that Mr. Hazare himself, whose dogmatic anti-corruption stance made him a national hero, is unclear about a next step, even asking supporters to e-mail in suggestions.

No. That's not a dogmatic stand".