dogma造句

Don't get stuck on unit testing dogma.

Beliefs have ossified into rigid dogma.

The party is by dogma blameless.

minds that were fenced round with dogma

Any stigma will do to beat a dogma.

The newspaper seeks to be independent of political dogma.

But the Republicans will not budge from their dogma.

So, I might as well suggest that genomics has a dogma that is more profound, I think, than the Central dogma, and more robust to boot.

The Central dogma was beloved of students because it was easy to remember and had no stated exceptions, like any good dogma.

The dogma now is that craftsmanship gets in the way of expression.

Their political dogma has blinded them to the real needs of the country.

Don't lose yourself in front of anything, even dogma, even the eyes of others, even love.

Not in agreement with accepted beliefs, especially in church doctrine or dogma.

To cause to follow or resemble the Roman Catholic Church in dogma or practices.

The same dynamic of anti-dissidence, of enforced adherence to overarching rationalized dogma, is replicated in modern totalitarianism.

Roman Catholicism has just begun to grapple with the awareness that liberal scholarship may pose a threat to dogma.

I do not think that you could define it by rejection of this or that Christian dogma.

Marxism is not a dogma. Only by being correctly applied and constantly developed in practice, does it exhibit great vitality.

The central dogma of molecular biology deals with the detailed residue-by-residue transfer of sequential information.

The man who has lost this pleasure or exchanged it for the pleasure of dogma, which is the pleasure of answering, is already beginning to stiffen.

Bole's son is wrong in the book as unchangeable dogma, not good from a practical point of view to analyze the problem, how can I get a horse?

They talk about how a big wealth gap can prevent nations from enjoying sustainable ks are opening up in the old dogma.

He was convinced that to fully experience the Divine, humanity needed to be free of dogma and free of entanglements associated with values or expectation.

He added, "He has a wonderful set of skills for the job — an unbending respect for discovering the unvarnished truth and a willingness to challenge established dogma."

Is the New Testament a "historical record" or "factual biography" of what really happened, or a tool for the priesthood to lay down doctrines and dogma as they were developed over the centuries?

The moment you protect your family, your country, a bit of coloured rag called a flag, a belief, an idea, a dogma, the thing that you demand or that you hold, that very protection indicates anger.

He totally ignored all kinds of long-standing and magnificent dogma and etiquette, and thoroughly disliked official career, because he had an enchanting realm of life in his heart.

People compete for what, for what, for what, for what, for what, for what, for what, for what, for what, for what is poor, for what to attract people to say, for what is obnoxious, right and wrong, there are always people who are not clear, can not see through, the gap of a word is one hundred and eighty thousand miles.

In short, what was written and taught by the ruling classes and their hangers-on was in the nature of stereotyped writing and dogma, both in content and in form.