Sentence examples for dogmatist from inspiring English sources

A pitiless dogmatist, he once declined to save two nieces from his own regime.

Those now portraying her as a principled but rigid dogmatist forget that she used to face just the opposite criticism.

Those who now portray her as a principled but rigid dogmatist, unwilling to make the slightest concession to the junta, forget that she used to face just the opposite criticism.

Thanks chiefly to this, she is often depicted as a left-wing dogmatist.

We should very much want the government to have a good answer to the question of why its propping up a private firm with billions in public money.You don't have to be a free market dogmatist to find this a little unnerving.

Mr Duncan Smith is no liberal and a dogmatist on Europe.

But at the core of his religious thinking, Newman was a highly undogmatic anti-dogmatist.

A substantial surprise along these lines might be if the Democrats do win both houses, but end up being considerably more conservative than is currently expected in order to appear to the electorate as consensus builders rather than dogmatists.3) Elections versus Fundamentals Elections tend to get plenty of headlines, but ultimately it is the fundamentals that direct the markets.

During this period Protestant and Catholic dogmatists denounced each other and even attacked the authority of princes who, from interest or conviction, supported one side or the other.

(Latin translations of Sextus's Outlines of Pyrrhonism and Against the Dogmatists were published in 1562 and 1569, respectively, and the Greek texts of both were published in 1621).

Like Christmas decorations, as we get into December, down from the attic come the grunters and moaners, hypocrites, dogmatists and self-righteous sinners.