Sentence examples for her doctrine from inspiring English sources

Her doctrine was entirely personal to her.

Her doctrine that nations could be great if individualism was set free never applied to Africa.Mungai Ngaruiya Nairobi  SIR – Thatcher spearheaded economic success, but also inequality.

The record of her ecstatic experiences in The Dialogue illustrates her doctrine of the "inner cell" of the knowledge of God and of self into which she withdrew.

St. Thérèse defined her doctrine of the Little Way as "the way of spiritual childhood, the way of trust and absolute surrender".

She began focusing on the needs of poorer, uneducated young women, and founded the Paris School for Mothers, where she taught her doctrine of rational cuisine.

Her doctrine: Cultivate your consumers they may also be your investors.

Her doctrines had earned a permanent place in the language.

When Blavatsky went to India in 1879, her doctrines quickly took on an Indian character, and from her headquarters at Adyar she and her followers established branches in many cities of India.

The economic crisis had looked at first like a textbook enactment of her "shock doctrine" theory, and everyone wanted her to go on TV and explain it.

Her new doctrine of civility ostensibly created to foster a climate where open dialogue, discourse, and debate must be respected has actually planted the latest land mine in this academic battlefield.

Exposed to his teaching for the first time, Hutchinson immediately saw a big difference between her own doctrines and his.