Sentence examples for varied doctrines from inspiring English sources
In the free enquiry, which Cicero engaged throughout the varied doctrines, the humanists found an ideal mirror of their own relationship with the Classics.
The idea of military transformation, simmering for years, has been aptly likened to religious faith, so varied are its doctrines, and so dearly are they held by their adherents.
The subject of neo-Kantianism thus emerges here again, though its strength in constructivist doctrines varies significantly (for a robustly finitist view, see Kusch 2002, and for a more moderate constructivism, see Putnam's (1981, ch. 3) 'internal realism' and compare Ellis 1988).
Lysenko's doctrines and claims varied with the amount of power that he held.
While many of the churches varied both in practices and in doctrine, at the conservative end, women were not allowed to wear pants or cut their hair or go to college.
The interpretation of doctrines and ritual practice is varied.
Historians like Diane Ravitch have shown that American public schools have been battlefields of conflicting doctrine since their founding in the mid-19th century, but until recently those doctrines were too inchoate and varied too much from place to place for rigorous comparison.
It is possible to reconstruct a common pattern for these initiations of individuals, although an Orphic "church" never existed, and the doctrines of the many small communities of individualists varied on a broad scale.
