Sentence examples for written doctrine from inspiring English sources

Influenced by Western ideology, he wrote Kagen ("Source of Value"), discussing wealth and poverty, and his key philosophical works, Gengo ("Abstruse Language"), Zeigo ("Superfluous Language"), and Kango ("High-flown Language"), in which he appealed to reason and nature, rather than written doctrine or tradition, as the sources of knowledge.

Buddhism does not have a written doctrine that can be used in fundamentalist arguments.

"In fact, I have long been on record as having testified and also in helping write doctrine for interrogation techniques that are completely in line with the Geneva Convention.

In the interim, Milton wrote "The Doctrine and Discipline of Divorce".

As developed by Karl Rove, they write, this doctrine "holds that people are angry in the main because the issues and values dividing Americans are real and consequential": "A successful leader will stand forthrightly on one side of a grand argument.

However, Russell himself warned against interpreting his position on relations this way, writing, "the doctrine that relations are 'external' … is not correctly expressed by saying that two terms which have a certain relation might not have had that relation.

He wouldn't write a doctrine against himself".

Nor could the Democrats have found support in my scholarly writings for the "doctrine of fairness," since I have never written about the doctrine of fairness, or, for that matter, about any of the issues addressed by the commission.

(Patrick Radden Keefe has written about the doctrine).

Yet this is the author of a book of which Caxton wrote: "all is written for our doctrine, and for to beware that we fall not to vice nor sin, but exercise and follow virtue".

After "almost two decades of litigation," as Kathryn Abrams, a feminist legal scholar, has written, it is a doctrine still riddled with "inconsistencies, exclusions and misunderstandings".