Sentence examples for orthodox opinion from inspiring English sources

He told a court in 1998 that orthodox opinion was that 6 million Jews were gassed: "Orthodox opinion also once held that the Earth is flat".

The orthodox opinion is that a pass of the redouble is for takeout, leaving the doubler to decide what to do.

He then struggled as a young Jewish man wearing a skullcap challenged him to explain why he had likened the "orthodox opinion" that six million Jews were killed in the Holocaust to the old "orthodox opinion" that the earth was flat.

Several "establishment Negroes" in the media and those working in the business or non-profit sector were more interested in going along and getting along; instead of dissenting from the then prevailing white or black orthodox opinion.

The Women of the Wall argue that even according to some Orthodox opinions, they are doing nothing wrong.

Maybe, but though Mr de Santibañes's views are shared by his four fellow-economists in the cabinet, other ministers hold less orthodox opinions.

Surely these are orthodox opinions, as far as Christianity and science go, but in Williams's supernatural thriller, by generic necessity heterodox, floor chalkings can be lethal, whole buildings can be hidden by conjured-up fog, and evil people are capable of using the Grail for evil purposes.

Judge Lippman, a resident of the East Side of Manhattan, has developed a reputation for issuing scrappy, liberal and anti-orthodox opinions.

Well, yes, orthodox Whitehall opinion says that.

The Berkeley combination of leftism and promiscuity was, in orthodox Marxian opinion, old-fashioned.

It is salutary to remember that not so very long ago anti-physicalism was orthodox philosophical opinion.