Sentence examples for great doctrine from inspiring English sources

Soon after the Restoration, the Great Doctrine (Taikyô senpu) was issued.

He tells, for instance, of Rev. William Dallinger, a Methodist minister who also was skilled in microbiology, who conducted a six-year evolutionary experiment using protozoa and excitedly wrote to Darwin about how his findings "palpably demonstrate your great doctrine" (Lenski 2009).

The sublime is excited in me by the great stoical doctrine, obey thyself.

"The great metaphysical doctrine underlying The Divine Comedy is that time is engendered by motion.

Had it not been for a stream of influential visitors including Herbart, Johann Gottlieb Fichte, and Friedrich Froebel to his schools, Pestalozzi's ideas might never have achieved currency among the great educational doctrines.

This result is historically significant because it brings Burley's later theory of knowledge into line with the other great epistemological doctrines of the fourteenth century, almost all of which were aimed at re-evaluating the singular as a possible object of knowledge.

In great measure this doctrine is identical with that confessed by orthodox Christians of every label and consists of the Bible, the dogmatic heritage of the ancient church as laid down in the historic creeds and in the decrees of the ecumenical councils, and the theological work of the great doctors of the faith in the East and West.

In many ways the 6th Division was fortunate to have drawn a "set piece" type of battle, the type that most suited its Great War-based doctrine and training.

At the center of the target cluster, the density was 20 ships per square mile (7.7 per km²), three to five times greater than military doctrine would allow.

The Putin Doctrine places great emphasis on establishing lasting relations with neighboring countries.

As I've already told President Bush, I have great reservations about this doctrine.