Sentence examples for paramount doctrine from inspiring English sources

Yet, even as North Korea grew ever more indebted to its Communist trading partners, the separatist teachings of Juche developed into Pyongyang's paramount doctrine, and the idea came to stand for something more grandiose and more inchoate than it had at first appeared.

Writing in all areas, particularly in law and religious doctrine, became paramount in the empire's daily life.

His vision for relegating the Catholic Church's reliance on rules marks a contrast to the priorities of his predecessors, John Paul II and Benedict XVI, who saw doctrine as the paramount guide for clergy.

Atheists always purport to not believe in doctrine, but adherence and loyalty to their cause is paramount.

Paramount Building.

Democracy has become doctrine.

Viva the Mensch Doctrine!

That doctrine is deterrence.

Security is paramount.

Customer service is paramount.

Paramount Studios, 2001.