Sentence examples for form the doctrine from inspiring English sources
With the exception, however, of the teaching on the soul, some aspects of Bacon's theory of matter and form, the doctrine of experientia/experimentum, and the doctrines of universals and individuation, the content of these works has remained largely unstudied until the present time.
Primo de Rivera's articles and speeches formed the doctrine of Franco's Nationalist movement in the years after the Civil War.
Many Christians have a diminished and narrow view of the Holy Spirit, thinking of it only as the 'bird' that with Jesus and God forms the doctrine of the Trinity.
A modern version of this idea still survives, in the form of the doctrine of the logical form of arguments and the modern preoccupation with logical constants (Read 1994; Dutilh Novaes 2012a; entry on logical constants of this encyclopedia).
Recognizing that this method itself required a foundation, Newton supplied it with one in the form of the doctrine of prime and ultimate ratios, a kinematic form of the theory of limits.
A recognizable form of the doctrine began to take shape within the movement during the 1940s and 1950s, through the teachings of Pentecostal deliverance and healing evangelists.
The commonest form of the doctrine involved an appeal from conventional laws to supposedly higher laws based on nature.
However, like many younger Italian film-makers at the turn of the 60s, Rosi was impatient with the limits of the form, or the doctrine, or whatever it was.
The case, Wyeth v. Levine, No. 06-1249, concerns an implied form of the doctrine of pre-emption, which bars state lawsuits from people injured by products that met federal safety standards.
This means that the notion of divine omniscience which in the case of Leibniz takes the form of the doctrine of complete concepts must be abandoned.
