Sentence examples for in doctrine from inspiring English sources
"At the schoolhouse, you're training in doctrine," she said.
Political parties love to tie themselves up in doctrine.
But there are differences between the two chancellors, in doctrine and results.
To be clear, the pope's remarks do not signal a change in doctrine.
His ideal church was firmly rooted in doctrine, but yearning for discovery.
They'd founded religious denominations indistinguishable in doctrine from their un-Colored counterparts.
He famously said, of gay Catholics, "Who am I to judge?" but did not endorse any change in doctrine.
Although all were Calvinists in doctrine, the assembly represented four different opinions on church government: Episcopalian, Erastian, Independent, and Presbyterian.
In doctrines of just war, you can't kill unless you are willing to die.
He says that voters are a lot less interested in doctrines than in practical policies that help the disadvantaged.
The more holes you poke in doctrines like expansionary austerity or supply-side economics, the more committed they will get to those doctrines.
