Sentence examples for with doctrines from inspiring English sources

Dr. Pahl's "doctrinal views were inconsistent with doctrines the university holds," was how Mark D. Weinstein, a spokesman for Cedarville, explained Dr. Pahl's departure.

Falun Gong mixes traditional calisthenics with doctrines drawn from Buddhism, Taoism and the ideas of its founder, Li Hongzhi, a former government clerk.

BERMAN:  I think that, during the last 80 or 90 years, we have seen a series of totalitarian ideologies spring up — communist, fascist in different versions, together with doctrines like Baathism and Islamism.

During World War II each blitzkrieg campaign contained a Schwerpunkt that gave it meaning and substance, with doctrines of mobile warfare expounded by British military theorists J.F.C. Fuller and Sir Basil Liddell Hart providing the tactics necessary to translate the theory into action.

One part deals with doctrines found in the so-called logica antiquorum i.e., the logica vetus (old logic) and logica nova (new logic)—and the other contains doctrines covered by the logica modernorum viz.

Scriptural citations coupled with doctrines of resurrection and final judgement set the stage for Saadya's discourse on the nature of soul, leading us once again to consider the delicate interplay of reason and revelation in the pages of his thought.

Neither has anything to do with doctrine.

"This has nothing to do with doctrine," Mr. Tindell said.

She is alarmed by what happens when research clashes with doctrine.

It thereby already presupposes a far-reaching intellectualization of the tradition and its identification with "doctrine".

Megan Gaffey's dismissal from Kellenberg Memorial High School ["Doctrine Separates a Girl and Her School," June 30] had less to do with doctrine and more to do with dominance.