Sentence examples for dogmatic thinking from inspiring English sources

"I don't like dogmatic thinking, and the heads tend to think in a dogmatic way," he says.

I was floored by this kind of dogmatic thinking.

There were successes and failures here too, and similar problems of dogmatic thinking.

I realize that's currently a sign of weakness in certain political circles, but I see it as a weakness in the dogmatic thinking of extremely selfish people.

Their insights, which were meant to guide us toward the realization of our full humanness, have too often been turned into belief systems, dogmatic thinking or worse.

They celebrate self-indulgence and expense where a more dogmatic environmentalism demands looking outward and thinking small, making do with less.

For with respect to each problem addressed (the finitude vs. the infinitude of the world, freedom vs. causality, etc)., one can either adopt a broadly "dogmatic" (Platonic) or broadly "empiricist" (Epicurean) approach, each reflecting a different way of thinking the totality of conditions (See A471 2/B499 500).

For raising these and a few other politically incorrect questions and, it must be stressed, Summers was merely raising questions, not supplying dogmatic answers Summers was driven from Harvard's presidency appropriately so, according to Fish's way of thinking.

There are still those proselytizing and charismatic religious groups convinced that their way of thinking and believing is the only correct way; that they are the bearers of ultimate, dogmatic truth and that it is their duty and vocation in life to convince those of us on the wrong side of conviction to join them on the right side.

After all, there is an entire academic literature in the social sciences dedicated to showing conservatives as naturally authoritarian, dogmatic, intolerant of ambiguity, fearful of threat and loss, low in self-esteem and uncomfortable with complex modes of thinking.

Such collectives develop dogmatic styles of thinking in which a test of correctness is usually located in some distant past in a more or less mythical master or savior.