Sentence examples for from doctrine from inspiring English sources

It decided what was deviation from doctrine, and that decision was pretty much law.

But real people in the real world think instinctively, free from doctrine.

It was critical of self-righteous bureaucrats who would glorify themselves rather than Christ, and deplored those "dour judges bent on rooting out every threat and deviation" from doctrine.

There are barely 100 French Friends in all France, some of them birthright Quakers, some converts from Catholicism, and many of them former freethinkers, attracted by the Quakers' liberty from doctrine & their belief in the individual voice of conscience & in the brotherhood of man.

So here "practice," or the readiness of the body to act in certain ways in the world, is not straightforwardly separable from "doctrine" (a conceptually organised appreciation of the world) or emotional feeling.

He created the 1st, 2nd and 3rd Air Task Forces to control air operations in a forward area for a specific mission, another departure from doctrine.

Mr. Muhammad steered the African-American Muslim movement away from doctrines of black supremacy and tales of his father as a prophet.

The transition from doctrine-driven computer-generated forces (CGF) to adaptive CGF represents one such effort.

In general, the evidence supporting such theories derives mostly from doctrines or parts of doctrines hinted at in the encyclopedia.

This element of free choice distinguishes conventionalism from doctrines such as projectivism, transcendental idealism, and constructivism about mathematics, all of which hold that, in one way or another, certain phenomena are "due to us".

Like the treatises of the Tractatus kind, the Syncategoreumata were developed from the (twelfth-century) theories on fallacies, as well as from grammatical doctrines (from the same period).