Sentence examples for toxic doctrines from inspiring English sources

It allowed them to distance themselves from toxic doctrines like that of a superior race, the eugenic breeding of a better species or a genetic version of the Twinkie Defense in which individuals or society could evade responsibility by saying that it's all in the genes.

As a campaigner for peace and pluralism, Ahmed is dismayed by the toxic lure of an Islamist doctrine that is supremacist, separatist, and hostile to secular Western values, and she calls for an urgent review of this ideology.

The toxic Texan's foreign policy doctrine will endure, page 26, June 20, was referring to, not endorsing, the position taken by others when it used the term "apostate Muslim" in relation to Barack Obama.

The paper has an appendix that lists figures of speech used in connection with the storm: the first is "the big one," the last is "the shock doctrine," and in between are "apron of wetlands, "toxic gumbo," "chocolate city," and over a hundred others.

Its doctrines seem unexceptional.

Or Toxic?

After that, the doctrines diverge.

too toxic.

How toxic?

"I deplore doctrines," Kennan said.

Plenty of religions have curious doctrines.