Sentence examples for method or doctrine from inspiring English sources

Theories of indoctrination generally define it in terms of aim, method, or doctrine.

One aspect of his references to human nature goes far to explain why many students of his thought have exaggerated the influence of Plato, whom he generally used merely as a classical reference, parallel to his many references to ancient poets, orators, and dramatists, rather than as a source of philosophical method or doctrine.

The way in which each and any of these alternate methods or doctrines is recontextualized to promote the desired Tiantai implication is through the supplementation of the Three Truths view of any and every possible content.

But if you can remember which book it comes from, it will do you no harm to add something like "as Gadamer said in Truth and Method" or "Such a doctrine was expressed in the Summa Theologica", either parenthetically, as a separate sentence or as an extra clause in a (hopefully relatively simple) sentence.

This, however, is not something we can learn by coming to master a certain doctrine, method, or theory.

This is because Brendel does not represent, or obey, a single doctrine, or method, or tendency or idea.

"Faith or Doctrine?

Yet Germany has no security strategy or doctrine.

Labour is suffering no great division over policy or doctrine.

Sections 3 and 4 are devoted to a description of its definition, method, and doctrine, while Section 5 concerns its theoretical underpinnings.

any social, economic, or political movement or doctrine aimed at achieving such a society,   3.