“In 325, church leaders were willing to die to see that orthodox doctrine was upheld.”

“In his presentation on the Baptist sects, Weber explores the similarities between Calvinist doctrine and Quakerism.”

“This accords with his foreign policy doctrine that there should be no intervention in areas where US interests are not involved.”

“The admission that past Americans harbored ambivalent and confusing attitudes about nature seems too untidy for the doctrinaire.”

“Putting an end to doctrinism in the YCL led to relationships with mainstream youth organizations.”

“He continued to express his resistance to what he saw as the doctrinairism in communist literary circles in various articles.”

“This unyielding doctrinairism necessarily brought about the decline of liberalism.”

“But it was too late now to engage in the struggle, and the minority was to expiate its doctrinairism and maladroitness.”

“There were few doctrinaires in Parliament, and the reforming zeal of the Whigs rapidly waned.”

“Their decision to marry in a low-key civil ceremony means that they will offend no one save the doctrinaires.”

“It's the opponents of Emmanuel College and other faith schools who are the real doctrinaires.”

“In all the social sciences, the doctrines of racialism were accepted as a given.”

“Perhaps the adjurations are against confining the remedial provisions by reference to common law doctrines and limitations.”

“What he disliked most about the Church was the association between its rigidly enforced doctrines and its historic political aspirations.”