doctrinaire

Even the most doctrinaire primary voters ought to be able to see the sense in that argument.

We do not confront the world in a doctrinaire way with a new principle: Here is the truth, kneel down before it!

The centre is the name for moderate, middle-of-the-road parties and politics, scorned by the doctrinaire and idealist.

Also, forbidding, doctrinaire, witty, obsessed and almost inhumanly brave as her illness ground her along on her long passage to death.

as the plum flower was the flower of the poet Lin Hoching, and the lotus was the flower of the Confucian doctrinaire, Chou Liench i.

Today's economists tend to be open-minded about content, but doctrinaire about form.

Are there not things that rarely change about which an educational technologist could be doctrinaire?

Brown is perhaps the most doctrinaire of the court's conservative judges.

[font=Times New Roman]It is such doctrinaire thinking and stark partisanship that have turned Americans off of politics.

If you doubt that doctrinaire atheism is as dangerous as doctrinaire religion, study the history of communism in the 20th century.

His pragmatism has finally won out against his brother's doctrinaire Utopianism.

But doctrinaire Democrats can find fault with all these achievements.

The world needs a less doctrinaire approach to foreign capital flows.

I suppose that one could be doctrinaire about the role of the individual in learning.

That means they are not doctrinaire.

A second equally important principle is that whatever we do in education, we should remain pragmatic, not doctrinaire , in our approach.

Illustrating the reality of China with the doctrinaire Marxism, injuring the ruling resources and the ruling foundation of the Party;

Temper its doctrinaire logic with a little practical wisdom