Sentence examples for generalized doctrine from inspiring English sources

However, the French commanders, already deeply schooled and versed in the broad, generalized doctrine of methodological warfare, were located far to the rear, which meant they lacked a real time and up-to-date picture of the battle.

Kotarbiński developed a general doctrine, called reism.

I suggest a unifying pattern based on a generalized philosophical perspective and varying expressions, although never a systematic or articulated philosophical doctrine, but at least a theme of action and active powers, natural and human, intellectual and material, with sources and grounds in theology, moral philosophy and historical argument.

Democracy has become doctrine.

Viva the Mensch Doctrine!

That doctrine is deterrence.

That was the Petraeus doctrine.

Holt called this doctrine "unschooling".

That doctrine has been abandoned.

It was a revolutionary doctrine.

They called that doctrine obsolete.