Sentence examples for having a high doctrine of from inspiring English sources

Having a high doctrine of humanity means I often get disappointed.

I have what I call a high doctrine of humanity.

I want him to have my high doctrine of humanity.

Kant had a tripartite doctrine of the a priori.

Years later, I read that this argument has a name: the "doctrine of divine deception".

In a word, Aristotle is famous for having held a "doctrine of categories".

Britain, as a matter of principle, was not interested in Europe having a new security doctrine.

But he has a very high regard for the doctrine of the church and, as archbishop, it is his responsibility to safeguard its unity.

In Spain Priscillian seems to have enunciated a doctrine of the divine unity in Sabellian terms.

The main reason for this difference is that television has accepted a dogmatic doctrine of realism.

Flynn's tweet has offered us a doctrine of fake news, or perhaps more precisely, a doctrine of the political value of fake news.