Sentence examples for dogmatic view from inspiring English sources

Most Americans take a less dogmatic view, and Ms. Alvin works in both idioms.

"It pushes us into a sort of dogmatic view of ourselves".

Mr. Weiner said, "It's heartening that they have abandoned their dogmatic view that this was not a terrorist act.

With Mr. Assad's hold on power appearing more tenuous by the day, the visit underscored Iran's increasingly dogmatic view of the conflict.

A Treasury civil servant accepts that there has been a change, saying that the Blair government "does not take a dogmatic view of this".

Such a view of Christ appeared occasionally in the writings of Augustine, but it was in men like Bernard of Clairvaux that it attained both its fullest expression and its most-adequate harmonization with the dogmatic view.

They also accuse Mother Teresa of spreading hardline right wing Catholic ideology, saying she held "overly dogmatic views regarding, in particular, abortion, contraception and divorce".

With Pope John XXIII (reigned 1958 63), a dismantling (aggiornamento) of antimodernism and a more critical attitude toward "tradition" set in; this extended to traditional dogmatic views as well as to the liturgy and church structure.

Ministers (justice minister Chris Grayling at their head) still have dogmatic views about the benefits of compulsory tendering, but Whitehall officials add they must also think through the consequences of outsourcing for accountability and the involvement of service users.

Three years ago, a study by academics at the University of Montreal concluded that the Vatican had ignored Mother Teresa's "rather dubious way of caring for the sick, her questionable political contacts, her suspicious management of the enormous sums of money she received, and her overly dogmatic views regarding … abortion, contraception and divorce".

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