Sure, there are dumb or dogmatic conservatives, just as there are dumb and dogmatic liberals.
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My beliefs were rigid, dogmatic, and fervent — until they weren't.
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"There's no agenda, there's nothing dogmatic about it," he says.
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It is more discursive than affective, more dogmatic than enigmatic.
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This is the problem with politics in a dogmatic age.
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The solution is to not be dogmatic, to be adults.
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Too often they are schematic or dogmatic, rather than giving a
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This isn't a dogmatic suggestion on policy, this a conversation starter.
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"I'm not dogmatic; I'm very pragmatic in the approach," Coderre said.
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He'd suffered under an autocratic, racist regime led by dogmatic strongmen.
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You know, I'm a Republican, I'm a conservative, I'm not dogmatic.
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So it's hard sometimes, running the restaurant in a very dogmatic way.
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Until then, conservative Catholics will remain (by definition) more dogmatic than liberals.
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You can't be dogmatic when it comes to developing a new index.
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One environmental activist expressed reservations that Mr. Fioramonti's plan may be too dogmatic.
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A small band of dogmatic members pressured the Speaker of the House, Rep.
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Ideological thinking is always looking at the world through a strictly dogmatic prism.
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Sanders's dogmatic inflexibility is also his strength with the kids — He's so authentic!
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To his fellow law clerks, Judge Gorsuch was neither particularly dogmatic nor calculating.
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Still, it would also be dogmatic to say that time horizon does not matter.
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It denounces both dogmatic Marxism and consumerist materialism as mindsets empty of spiritual content.
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Simply put, people were being too dogmatic about how Material Design apps should look.
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He learned most in Naples, where pizza is pretty dogmatic to say the least.
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He is not dogmatic, nor does he seem to have an axe to grind.
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Fundamentalists are as dogmatic as Lenny, certainly, but they are rarely so two-dimensional.
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And I struggle with subscribing to any one dogmatic religious practice that excludes people.
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We were both religious but not overly dogmatic, both gentle and eager to please.
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Uniting the works is their function as propaganda, a pragmatic means to a dogmatic end.
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Deng's pragmatism helped rescue China from the dogmatic ditch into which Mao had forced it.
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His films tend to resemble his character: at once original, impetuous, dogmatic and stubbornly ambitious.
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She described the mental-health system as dogmatic and overly attached to its diagnostic models.
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"I don't want to be dogmatic about it because I'm not really sure, " he said.
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He's a creative genius: dogmatic, relentless, and uncompromising in the way he cooks Thai food.
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For decades, the sermons delivered in Mecca and Medina have been pietistic, dogmatic and predictable.
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It's not like being dogmatic and you need some balance, but it's exercising that judgement.
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He said he used to be more dogmatic about living primitive, but that is changing.
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Despite his dogmatic reputation, Babbitt was a fairly broad-minded pedagogue during his lengthy teaching career.
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"[T] here have been enough dogmatic pronouncements that lawful access simply cannot be done, " Barr said.
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They can appear logical and even intellectual, but tend to be long-winded, hypercritical and dogmatic.
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Mordo is rigid and dogmatic, but he has the training, discipline, and experience that Strange lacks.
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Will Berlin assent to less dogmatic economic policies aimed at bolstering growth and spreading the spoils?
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Sanders also sought to mollify some disappointed backers and face down the most dogmatic among them.
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In the 2000s, was the West Berlin left really so cold and dogmatic as portrayed here?
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"He's a very intense guy and very committed to North Korea and very dogmatic," Lee said.
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He's a believer who regards process with a dogmatic fervor that excludes pretty much everything else.
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That job is now held by Aristóbulo Istúriz, who may be marginally less dogmatic than Mr Maduro.
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There are ideas in old, once-dogmatic science that we bright modern folk can now laugh off.
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Voters were drawn to him for lots of reasons, but being dogmatic was NOT one of them.
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He believes tech companies have become increasingly dogmatic—conservative voices are not just underrepresented, but actively silenced.
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One doesn't want to be too dogmatic, but I don't believe there will be a significant impact.
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"We don't like to be dogmatic about it," said Steltenpohl, co-founder and CEO of Califia Farms.
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By then, the rationalism of the Mu'tazila school had been superseded by more dogmatic interpretations of Islam.
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And they change as the structure of the economy evolves, so being dogmatic about them is unwise.
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So approaching that not in such a intense, dogmatic, depressive way, but focusing more on the positive?
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The approach doesn't have to, and shouldn't, be dogmatic or aligned with any one creed or philosophy.
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Similarly, Trump's non-dogmatic approach is one of the primary reasons Republicans may be skeptical of him.
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To be transgender is something largely understood as existing within the dogmatic terminus of male or female.
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Formalism and conceptualism seemed arid and dogmatic; the rules had been written from a narrow point of view.
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But he rejected their dogmatic divide between abstraction and figuration; his stance is taken by many artists today.
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They removed it, the whole thing, and I just want to thank you because you were so dogmatic.
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Blaming Brussels and its supposedly dogmatic Anglo-Saxon worldview for the woes of European industry is much easier.
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This is a 180-degree departure from what had been dogmatic talking points for Clinton surrogates last year.
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Kendrick is the best because he comes from the tradition and reveres it, but refuses to be dogmatic.
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John Yau's "What Happens When We Run Out of Styles?" woke the art world from its dogmatic slumber.
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New guys kept showing up on the scene, and so many of them were extremely dogmatic about sulfur.
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Fortunately I grew up in a house that was way less dogmatic, but it was all around me.
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Based on the renderings, "Bouquet of Tulips" is never more effective than discursive; never more enigmatic than dogmatic.
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The current Republican Party has iron, dogmatic rules about the role of government, but no vision about America.
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Although he tends to side with liberal positions, he is not dogmatic in his thinking, fellow judges said.
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And judgment should be empirical, not dogmatic, open to real usage and willing to change when the facts change.
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Far from the dogmatic winemaker many imagine, he has let experience dictate which methods work and which do not.
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Mr. Evans is a raw-food evangelist, although "occasionally I eat steamed vegetables, to not be dogmatic," he said.
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How can I make any interesting, thought-provoking anticipation work if I'm dogmatic and am just pushing an agenda?
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Some in his government said the president's stance was a refreshing break with a dogmatic view of the past.
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Since June, the Party has been waging an old-fashioned dogmatic crusade, known as a "Correct the wind" campaign.
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We are often so dogmatic about our political views that we can't imagine how anyone could see things differently.
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"La La Land" is equally dogmatic, and given its huge scale and exuberant use of color, even more parodic.
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The dogmatic, conservative environment fostered at BYU-Idaho doesn't just affect life for its students and faculty on campus.
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Even so, conservation is no longer a solitary pursuit, developed and reified by dogmatic men like Muir and Thoreau.
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The EU needs to rethink some of the more dogmatic commitments in its credo such as free movement of people.
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McCarter is fully inside the Hamilton bubble, in other words, and is quite dogmatic about the show constituting a revolution.
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The notion that the future of politics might, with the internet, become less rational and more dogmatic was scarcely explored.
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It's not a dogmatic political album by any means but its politics; just the politics of "enough please" are unavoidable.
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So let's avoid those who are dumb and dogmatic, without using politics or faith as a shorthand for mental acuity.
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The hyperinflation he cites, and all other problems, basically stem from the despotic, violent and dogmatic rule of Robert Mugabe.
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Our votes during this election should not succumb to self-gratifying dogmatic morality that dismisses contextually specific, socially responsible morality.
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My life is this patchwork quilt of identities: I'm brown, queer, and femme from a poor, white, dogmatic Christian world.
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Like dogmatic know-it-alls, grandstanders dismiss those who disagree with them as being beneath contempt, unworthy of a conversation.
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"I am not dogmatic," he said in a televised debate with Macri and several lesser-known candidates contesting the Oct.
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A section on geoengineering — large-scale manipulation of the earth's climate — is downright dogmatic in its dismissal of the idea.
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People are the owners and the state is merely a custodian but the states have become dogmatic about their custodianship.
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They would tell you that they missed out on certain social interactions, especially group texting, because their parents were dogmatic.
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"I don't want to be dogmatic, but I am dedicated to local sources and change my menu almost daily," he said.
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We do not necessarily apply strict Catholic dogma but take things in a more spiritual context rather than a dogmatic context.
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Abrupt and dogmatic, her manner might have seemed rude, but she managed to make it an unawareness, as probably it was.
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So it is not my nature to be so certain that I become dogmatic and categorically convinced that I am right.
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Often the result of intellectual neglect that repels pragmatism and rationality, 21st century political conservatism is dogmatic in its current form.
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Fandom tends not to see the text in dogmatic terms, but as a mutable creation that lends itself to multiple interpretations.
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"This is critical," Mashwama says, "because sounding dogmatic detracts from your credibility," which can make your opponent less likely to engage.
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Therefore, we can't be certain of our notion of what's right, or rigid in clinging to abstract principle or dogmatic ideology.
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President Raúl Castro is prepared to open the gateway to something different, less dogmatic, whose name neither he nor we know.
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If you go with a dogmatic approach that technical debt is always bad, you will never get products to market fast enough.
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Although he was a critic of dogmatic ideology, he joined the Italian Communist Party in 893 and its Central Committee in 1975.
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I was quite dogmatic in the beginning that we would search for ingredients that we otherwise might not be able to find.
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In a world like that I feel I can't be dogmatic if I want to make any kind of interesting contemporary work.
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Laith Khalaf, senior analyst at Hargreaves Lansdown, says clients at his firm use both strategies, showing they are pragmatic and not dogmatic.
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And it may have seen a divide open up between some young fighters, like Mr. Khan, and the Taliban's more dogmatic leadership.
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Opposition lawmakers say the government is being too dogmatic at a time when the economy is struggling, particularly its pivotal car industry.
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Years present: 1988 to 1996 As a generation, you're unsatisfied with the notion of following tradition, especially if a perspective is dogmatic.
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But in contrast to some of his more dogmatic predecessors, he was also known as a politically savvy pragmatist capable of compromise.
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It was a theoretical alternative to the dogmatic or perilous options formulated either by traditional communist parties or by Ernesto Che Guevara.
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Far from making dogmatic claims like "all is art," these new art theoreticians paradoxically explore the space of the ungraspable in unpredictable times.
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By the time he ran again in 1998, Mr. Bush had moved beyond the long policy papers, sharp attacks and dogmatic ideological positions.
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Mariátegui was never dogmatic or narrow in his interests, and he wanted Amauta to analyse the problems of Peru "in the world panorama".
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Michael Glover takes nothing for granted in his art criticism; he is not dogmatic, nor does he seem to have axe to grind.
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They don't view Bogle as being dogmatic about any issues other than keeping costs low and ignoring the daily noise in the markets.
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But he added that if Kavanaugh were derailed, that might also allow Republicans to paint his Democratic critics as overly dogmatic or partisan.
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He was a Republican, but not dogmatic, and he tried not to let his political beliefs get in the way of his work.
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" He added, "It will not be the last opinion of the Trump appellate judges that will shake the judiciary from its dogmatic slumber.
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The storytelling is not dogmatic; rather, the political context of problems that have emerged after decades of Communist Party rule is simply implied.
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"I liked giving it a title that suggests a really dogmatic poem and then having it behave the way it does," she said.
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The second point, that citizen firearm ownership causes harm, has become a sticking point for dogmatic arguments on all sides of the debate.
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Such reveries underestimate the growing power of crony and finance capital—a social formation that's no longer just a bugaboo of dogmatic Marxists.
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Saturn in Aquarius encourages us to elevate the mind, but we'll have to be mindful not to fall into reductionism or dogmatic beliefs.
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" Continuing that shadowy sexuality, 1994's The Downward Spiral opened with the sound of a literal beating, leading into the devastating and dogmatic "Mr.
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The program includes daily Islamic lectures meant to soften their dogmatic views, along with individual and group psychology sessions and "entertainment" activities like chess.
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Buffett was not dogmatic or ideological, but rejected the plea not as a matter of climate denial but his sense of current business reality.
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Dogmatic Christians and casual semibelievers alike can agree that Jesus Christ, whether divine or not, was probably a person whose birth was worth celebrating.
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Parties on the centre-left, which could help him win the presidency and govern afterwards, consider him too dogmatic to be a reliable ally.
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In the end, however, violent and dogmatic Christianity was portrayed as a noble thing, a tool with which demons can be vanquished for good.
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Photo: GettyContrary to what you might assume after hate-browsing Facebook, it seems the internet may have actually made people less dogmatic about religion.
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Murakami, however, is a much more aggressive protagonist than his own novels' characters, always pushing the anti-dogmatic Ozawa to arrive at concrete conclusions.
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Trump's campaign, which valued and understood changing media, won, while Clinton's campaign, which took the dogmatic path of adhering to outdated communication norms, lost.
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Flynn was his dogmatic personality, especially from someone who has spent a great many years of his military service working with special operators. Gen.
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Bogle's response neatly summed up his view, but also showed that he is far from dogmatic, even open to the opposing, go-international camp.
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Pro-growth progressives should stand up and fight this ill-conceived attempt to make dogmatic opposition to trade agreements a new political loyalty test.
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Francis doubtless intends this language as a bridge between the church's factions, just dogmatic enough for conservatives but perpetually open to more liberal interpretations.
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His play is not dogmatic (there are bits in here to appeal to haters of both Hillary Clinton and Donald J. Trump) but oblique.
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You can blame the irrational dogmatic faith elected Republicans seem to have that cutting taxes for businesses and rich people will stimulate economic growth.
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Ms. Ismailova said she disliked being labeled a feminist and considered the #metoo movement a peculiarly American and dogmatic response to a complicated issue.
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The European Union has made clear that it will not reopen negotiations, and it is hard to see how someone more dogmatic than Mrs.
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Johnson has talked of "unleashing Britain's potential" post-Brexit but the British government's current negotiating stance and dogmatic attitude could risk doing the opposite.
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And some Republicans fear that Mr. Northam, an Army veteran from the state's Eastern Shore, could be difficult to attack as a dogmatic liberal.
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Since the filibuster last week, Democrats have marched in lockstep to portray Republicans as too dogmatic on gun control to tackle a national security crisis.
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"We're not going to be dogmatic about it, and there's no question of punishing the UK," he told Reuters in an interview at the show.
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As Thompson pointed out, even creative teams like From that embrace a certain dogmatic attitude toward difficulty have shown the capacity to grow and improve.
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"It's finding that balance between being true to a goal, but not being dogmatic about that being the only way it works out," she said.
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At the time, Mr Turnbull promised a "different style of leadership"—one that was more inclusive, less dogmatic and, above all, showed greater economic direction.
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However, with the rising influence of the urban middle class, dogmatic religious edicts of the sort used to marginalize the Bahais have come under pressure.
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He's very dogmatic in pursuit of his ideology, and therefore I don't see a bridging of the gap because of the nature of this presidency.
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He starts with a chapter on the New Atheists, who have poured scorn on the more obvious logical difficulties and historical implausibilities of dogmatic religion.
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The dogmatic conservative's penchant for ignoring the realities of the present to cling solely to the past is not a part of the American fabric.
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The trouble is that belief — especially dogmatic, hard-headed, "despite what everyone says I know it's brilliant" — has a darkside you might not expect: Love.
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But unlike those dogmatic colorists, Young did not have an apparent theoretical agenda for his palette (as he had a social one for his symbology).
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But activists' dogmatic approach to environmental policy, coupled with constant conflict complaints, suggests they deny the notion that there's ever any validity to dissenting views.
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He said his doubts about capitalism were not "dogmatic" but were based on conditions in his Maui district, where the cost of living is high.
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Moderation, then, is out of step with the times, which are characterized by populist anger and widespread anxiety, by cross-partisan animosity and dogmatic certainty.
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That friend, Keith, is played by the real-life R&B star John Legend, whose affable participation presents an interesting challenge to Seb's dogmatic traditionalism.
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The local architecture review board, which approves renovations and new construction, prefers that houses "blend into the landscape," but is not dogmatic, Mr. Deane said.
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The left I would submit is so blinded, dogmatic in their ideology and their hatred that they refuse to accept even basic facts, sometimes scientific facts.
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I reject a system which allows an ambitious, misinformed and dogmatic mob to suppress free speech, create false narratives and apathetically steam roll over the truth.
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Openness is a near truism in the Valley, but today projects like Hadoop, Cassandra, Docker and Mule are infiltrating even the most conservative and dogmatic organizations.
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It has certain magical beliefs—leadership adoration, supremacy of the master race—but [it] is not laid down in a series of categorical and dogmatic pronouncements.
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And they continue to see that lack of rigidity—his preference for the transactional over the dogmatic—as a quality they want in a chief executive.
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The community was so cloistered and dogmatic that it estranged her from her oldest daughter and pushed her to cut off contact with her own parents.
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Arrowby is hunger-obsessed ("Of course reading and thinking are important but, my God, food is important too") but in an unusual and somewhat dogmatic way.
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When political activism becomes dogmatic and punishing, it uses the same techniques of exclusion and oppression that it rejects — only now in the name of liberation.
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If you want to become an astrologer in India, the path can feel narrow and complex, involving an apprenticeship in a dogmatic and seemingly impenetrable system.
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Germany's dogmatic imposition of fiscal austerity on recession-ridden EU countries and its frightening handling of Greece have been painful examples of absurd and insensitive policies.
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And they continue to see that lack of rigidity — his preference for the transactional over the dogmatic — as a quality they want in a chief executive.
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"Trump is a wildcard, a political black swan, we don't know how pragmatic he'll be or how dogmatic," says Stephen Moore, who helped write his economic policy.
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After 12 years as a CEO, and being among other leaders of Fortune 250 companies, I have found that most CEOs are relentlessly pragmatic — not ideologically dogmatic.
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In doing so, he came into contact with all different kinds of cultures and religions and refused to confine his spiritual beliefs to a single dogmatic creed.
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As an outcast, she learns about Nora culture from an outsider's perspective — and in the process develops a healthy skepticism toward her people's dogmatic approach to life.
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Still, he has no time for people with a dogmatic belief in God, or those others who would sneer and laugh at anybody who believes in anything.
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This is because there is no policy argument for what Republicans are doing, other than a dogmatic belief that taxes and the social safety net are bad.
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Hillary Clinton was dogmatic in her criticism of Trump, but intelligence officials say Trump's willingness to traffic in outright misinformation and paranoid conspiracies presents a unique threat.
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But it's about clarity of where you need to get to, but not be too dogmatic about the means and being able to even have that distinction.
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Because Keys doesn't subscribe to some dogmatic approach to what people should and shouldn't look like or wear or put on their faces, and neither do we.
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In conversation, Prum's brilliance is obvious, but he has a tendency to be dogmatic, sometimes interrupting to dismiss an argument that does not agree with his own.
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A group of activists is trying to make the dance style less dogmatic about traditional gender roles, and more assertive about rooting out sexual harassment and assault.
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In July the group published a protocol to make tango halls less dogmatic about traditional gender roles and more assertive about rooting out sexual harassment and assault.
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Do you live in an urban bubble and only surround yourself with liberal friends that reaffirm your dogmatic belief that all conservatives are card-carrying KKK members?
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His dogmatic approach to health care has helped set the agenda among Democrats, and the issue will most likely be prominent once again as the candidates debate.
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The President has had long-standing, dogmatic conviction on trade policy and, according to multiple people close to the administration's internal deliberations, those views will not change.
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"The Afterward" is written as Arthurian high fantasy and takes place in a land called Cadrium, which, appealingly, doesn't have our dogmatic notions of gender and sexuality.
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Every aspect of the infrastructure is dogmatic about the Austin religion; from the smoldering jalapeno mac 'n cheese, to the breakfast tacos, and the imported hickory chips.
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I would say it's an unsettling image, but Anderson's frequent smirks to the camera tell the viewer to take her dogmatic image of the future in stride.
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Lennie is dogmatic without reprieve and her coiffed blonde hair and very clean poncho render Ms Cyrus's character as nothing more than a quaint approximation of an activist.
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It's impossible to believe that we're on the cusp of a "more rational, less dogmatic approach to politics," as WIRED's resident cultural critic Jon Katz wrote in 1997.
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A protectionist mentality at the forefront of international trade will only prove to be a hindrance, something which every free market economist understands to be a dogmatic fact.
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He found midcentury Marxist thought overly dogmatic and too tied to the Soviet Union; American communists had elevated Marxism high above the plane of day-to-day existence.
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" 'Vietnam: A History,' by Stanley Karnow The Times Book Review described Stanley Karnow's "Vietnam" as a "less dogmatic, more objective" historical account "that leaves no reasonable questions unanswered.
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Abduh, a pious Egyptian scholar, thought that the Muslim world had lost the tolerance and openness of early Islam and had been suffocated by a dogmatic, rigid tradition.
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And while a single-mindedly slanted talk show can run the risk of feeling dogmatic and intellectually deficient, one without a perspective or clear thesis is just as hazardous.
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In a speech in 2014 warning of the risk of Brexit, he suggested that the incomplete EU market in services was reason not to be dogmatic on labour mobility.
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She often criticized the church as being too dogmatic — as worrying over the particulars of canon law instead of preaching inclusivity, a truer reflection of Christ's teachings, she believed.
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To the sugar industry, the nutritionists' dogmatic belief that obesity is a calorie overconsumption problem and a calorie is a calorie has been the gift that keeps on giving.
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Even Heinrich Schenker, the renowned dogmatic and German-centric theorist, spent a lot of time on the mystery and craft of Chopin's modulations, despite their hint of French decadence.
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Its forums operate with little control from the company and function as self-moderating groups of "Redditors," who are often dogmatic about the company's laissez-faire approach to content.
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Andy and I just didn't hit it off; I found his approach a little too dogmatic, which, to be fair, is what one should expect from a mindfulness guru.
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"The good thing is it will no longer be a company ruled by one man and the decisions won't be as dogmatic as they used to be," the source said.
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"Fugazi's particularly dogmatic slant emphasized pragmatism, modesty, and fair play – not the first concepts that come to mind when discussing the indisputably punk rock Sex Pistols, for example," Azerrad wrote.
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"The good thing is it will no longer be a company ruled by one man and the decisions won't be as dogmatic as they used to be," the source said.
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But as the movie progresses, it emerges that he has lost people, too, and his dogmatic insistence on structure is covering up for a deeper, more painful sense of loss.
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Unlike European parliamentary democracies where "dogmatic ideological parties" of Europe thrived, America's winner-take-all electoral system seemed to reward and therefore encourage parties and candidates with broad national appeal.
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The research found that people with radical beliefs, determined through questionnaires that tested for traits like intolerance to others' viewpoints, dogmatic and rigid beliefs, and authoritarianism, had less metacognitive sensitivity.
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"It's a dogmatic rule with the athletes that we coach that everyone is taking a rest day every week, even if they're the best runner in the sport," Roche says.
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His attractive qualities of bluntness and loyalty are offset by a propensity for passive-aggressiveness in his dealings with civilian authority and a dogmatic attachment to some pretty dubious ideas.
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He kept insisting, though never convincingly, that he was glad to be rid of his old friends; he became a dogmatic sourpuss and ended up a fan of Sarah Palin.
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If theology often sharpens curses to dogmatic points, great novels can transform them into open-ended questions, unsettling easy pieties about cause and effect, past and present, crime and punishment.
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It's this willingness to look at new data, new research, emerging evidence, and reconsider his beliefs—rather than adhering to a dogmatic, unchanging belief system—that makes Nye a true scientist.
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It's not actually religious, but it has everything that's wrong with religion: The unreasoned quality of it, the dogmatic quality of it, the fact that it's not self-reflective at all.
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"(Herrera) is a well-known figure with good dialogue with market participants and is not perceived as a ... dogmatic individual," said Alberto Ramos, head of Latin American research at Goldman Sachs.
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"This administration is willing to disregard the established medical and legal view of our rights and ourselves to solidify an archaic, dogmatic, and frightening view of the world," the organization added.
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Religious conservatives, dogmatic nihilists, and spiritual cynics have long scoffed at the idea of the curse, as have many people living within the regions where its presence is ingrained in culture.
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The NRA is famously ruthless when it comes to punishing Republicans and the rarer Democratic allies who cross it, but it is not necessarily as rigidly dogmatic as many may think.
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Above all, the change could be an antidote to years of dogmatic European policies, replacing a failed effort to generate economic growth through cutting spending with a focus on bolstering investment.
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Yet in its dogmatic approach, her tale lacks a certain empathy, which can make it difficult for the reader to maintain the passion for the subject that Harrington herself clearly possesses.
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People have become so dogmatic about this that I wrote a column a few years ago making the case that once in a while, red wine is still a good choice.
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In Tuan, the Jenningses' alt-child, the show sets up a contrast: his dogmatic conviction, presumably born of severe hardship, versus Paige's uncertainty and resentfulness, born of her privileged American childhood.
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But will Streep's words have any impact with Trump's tens of millions of supporters, or will they redouble these people's anger toward elites in Hollywood and other centers of dogmatic liberalism?
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The media and left dismiss this as Trump stubbornness and an inability to accept failure; but his supporters recognize this as a dogmatic commitment to progress, and love him for it.
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And yet, the realization that no modern coach or executive can remain static or dogmatic seems to have escaped Coughlin of late, precipitating an ugly end to his time in Jacksonville.
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Ofsted, the schools inspectorate, has also drawn attention to the phenomenon of illegal, unregistered schools, which offer dogmatic religious education to children whose parents falsely claim to be teaching them at home.
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Why it matters: Those states are the first to reject the traditional Republican line opposing all tax increases, "challenging what has become an almost dogmatic belief for their party," the Times says.
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But it seems new CEO Jacques isn't as dogmatic in his views as his predecessors were, while at the same time being tactful in how he phrased the change in Rio's outlook.
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There is a reason Miller is on four Sunday shows defending the executive order, even though many of his colleagues feel he gives the administration too dogmatic and inflexible of a face.
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By the 17th century, in Muslim India, Ahmad al-Sirhindi, a prominent scholar also known as Imam Rabbani, was marking the dogmatic turn when he condemned all "philosophers" and their "stupid" disciplines.
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Hussein Ibish, a senior fellow at the Arab Gulf States Institute in Washington, said some Muslim Brotherhood groups in the Middle East no longer cling to the movement's dogmatic and transnational roots.
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The church's leader remains attuned to the problems of the world -- in this case the ecological destruction of the Amazon -- while raising unresolved debates within his church about doctrinal and dogmatic matters.
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Perhaps the most overtly dogmatic cut was the deletion of the phrase, "such as holding public officials to their word" from a fourth-grade unit on how to participate in civic affairs.
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As the number of true centrists dwindles in both parties, it is being extended to those who express ideological views in a way that sounds reasonable and co-operative, not strident and dogmatic.
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Ted Poe, R-Texas, who just rescinded his membership to the conservative House Freedom Caucus over the weekend because of their dogmatic approach to legislating, said tax reform is going to be difficult.
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Since taking office, he's withdrawn the United States from the Paris climate agreement, championed the U.S. coal mining industry over renewable energy, and placed dogmatic deregulators in charge of the Environmental Protection Agency.
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It's not that her music hadn't been before—house music is one of those forms where even its more dour moments are attended to by a dogmatic bliss—but Where Are We Going?
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Yeah, because I was thinking about [Iraq] from a dogmatic point of view, so I was just trying to question myself about this part of the world and why it functions this way.
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Specifically, speculation has mounted that Benedict has been used as a stalking horse by conservative ideological opponents of Francis, whose more pastoral, inclusive and less dogmatic approach to the pontificate they consider destructive.
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Over the decades, architectural Modernism became less popular, perceived as too dogmatic — but Niemeyer continued to work, finding newfound appreciation in the years before his death at the age of 104 in 2012.
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France was then a secular island where we were free to mess around, to draw, to joke and to take the piss at whoever, without fearing the reactions of dogmatic people and religious fanatics.
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" Purvis tells Mashable people are dogmatic about their tomato sandwiches in part because anyone who makes your favorite sandwich differently than you do, "violates the Mama Rule: The only right way was Mama's way.
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If Dietrick's final words go down as the last public statement from the leadership of Gawker as an independent company, it's appropriate that they centered on Denton and the dogmatic principles he instilled in Gawker.
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Led by Eliza, the cleverest (and therefore most troublesome) student, the girls are empowered with a newfound sense of agency that quickly puts them at odds with Samuel's dogmatic spirit and mission for the school.
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If you want a simple demonstration of the dribbling, dogmatic stupidity that necessarily precedes fascist, far-right thought, look no further than last week's backlash to The Man in the High Castle's Resistance Radio project.
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"That captures the essence of Islamist rule in Iran: Dogmatic septuagenarian clerics forcing their own antiquated views on a young, diverse society," writes Karim Sadjadpour of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, a think-tank.
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Ted Cruz is clearly angling for libertarian support, but his less-than-fantastic finish in the GOP contest Tuesday night suggests he couldn't convince independent-minded New Hampshire voters to overlook his dogmatic social conservativism.
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Though she doesn't expect many from the Christian nationalist camp to see her film (save for a few hate watches), Lane insists she isn't trying to recruit her less dogmatic audiences to Satanic worship either.
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If the president truly believes that Dreamers are part of the fabric of our great American society, he needs to continue choosing intelligent policies with long-lasting benefits over dogmatic politics with short-term outcomes.
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The case of Terry Maitland seems impossible, and it is — unless you accept a paranormal explanation (and a classic Stephen King type of story), which Anderson, a dogmatic realist, isn't at first prepared to do.
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Neither is President Trump's promise, repeated in recent speeches, that withdrawal from the Paris Agreement would revive the American coal industry, apparently based on the dogmatic ideology of lobby groups such as the Heritage Foundation.
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"Subcomandante Marcos had an impact on the left in the west where the discourse had been very dogmatic," said Laura Castellanos, who carried out the last high-profile interview with the rebel leader in 2008.
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Benjamin Mouton, Notre-Dame's affiliated architect between 2000-2013, said it was pointless to be dogmatic about using the same materials for the restoration of a building that has already been "heavily altered, modified and reinforced".
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Alinejad has always been dogmatic on the issue: Cover or not, she wants women to have the choice — something that has been denied in Iran since 1983, after the 1979 revolution, when the hijab became compulsory.
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Of course, Stereolab's politics paled in comparison to Tim Gane's previous band, McCarthy, which was one of the most dogmatic groups of the C86 scene, the nickname for Britain's indie pop boom in the mid-80s.
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I was not the first to leave the Democratic Party as a result of this moral absolutism, which appears dangerously similar to the dogmatic nature of religious zealotry, and I surely will not be the last.
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And many in his party have not forgiven Mr Sánchez for his dogmatic refusal in 2016 to abstain when the PP was in an analogous situation to the Socialists today (albeit not such a weak one).
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" In that book, James distinguishes between various religious experiences and "religion's wicked practical partner, the spirit of corporate dominion, and religion's wicked intellectual partner, the spirit of dogmatic dominion, the passion for laying down the law.
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Those who believe that the gains of the Labour party in the U.K. – headed by a rather dogmatic old-style socialist – suggest that leftist populists stand a good chance to govern are likely to be disappointed.
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Clinton continued to barrage Sanders on the vote, until he finally walked back his support for the law, confirming that Democrats had become as dogmatic about gun control reform as Republicans have been on gun rights.
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And I think the rack on her from the Democrats was, you know, she&aposs dogmatic, she&aposs going to let her Catholic faith beliefs influence her rulings, and she really expertly, kind of, deflected that accusation.
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Conventional wisdom and fields of study usually make you feel too boxed-in and limited to dogmatic thought processes, when what you truly crave is a drink of knowledge from the places most people aren't talking about.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Germany's interior minister has warned the European Union that it risks putting lives at risk with a dogmatic approach to Brexit that would hamper reaching an unlimited security deal with Britain, the Financial Times reported.
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The Sisters aim isn't to mock nuns ("We are nuns," Sister Agnes Dei'Afta Tamara assures me), although religion itself, and the kind of hypocrisy it engenders in its most dogmatic adherents, is often subject to their satire.
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It rejects tolerance for precisely the reasons Gopnik himself offers in his description of dogmatic religion: If you think you have unique access to the truth, why wouldn't you be intolerant of those who reject that truth?
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"Dogmatic ideological parties tend to splinter the political and social fabric of a nation, lead to governmental crises and deadlocks, and stymie the compromises so often necessary to preserve freedom and achieve progress," he wrote, rather prophetically.
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Thierry Hancisse is chillingly great as the dogmatic bishop, but a stage production of "Fanny and Alexander" should probably make clear why this turn of events and its improbable resolution are an essential development in the story.
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Bison also is picking up new fans among high-end chefs, bone broth enthusiasts and the paleo crowd, as well as less dogmatic eaters who prefer meat with a healthier profile and a more environmentally sound back story.
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Prince Mohammed said he believed only a small percentage of the kingdom's clerics were too dogmatic to be reasoned with, the journal reported, while more than half could be persuaded to support his reforms through engagement and dialog.
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Erdogan moving country away from secular path "The curriculum change in its entirety is taking the education system away from scientific reasoning and changing it into a dogmatic religious system," Yigit said in a phone interview with CNN.
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One thing is increasingly clear anytime Saturday Night Live uses Fox News as a platform for laughs: the Rupert Murdoch network's pro-Trump, anti-progressive approach is so dogmatic and over the top, it's virtually impossible to parody.
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The changing Latino electorate is the key factor, with Cuban-Americans, who once swung reliably Republican, increasingly up for grabs, particularly younger voters who are more socially liberal than their parents and less dogmatic about the Cuban embargo.
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They are challenging what has become an almost dogmatic belief for their party, and sharply diverging from President Trump as he pushes for what his administration has billed as the largest tax cut in at least a generation.
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As well as these five cases together, he includes anecdotes about other aspiring states such as the uninhabited Balkan micronation of Liberland—so named for its dogmatic commitment to libertarian governance—that demonstrate the blurry boundaries of modern nationalism.
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Buried within one of the central texts of the Second Vatican Council, "Lumen Gentium" ("The Dogmatic Constitution on the Church"), a document of the highest teaching authority, promulgated in 1964, is a vivid call to arms, addressed to laypeople.
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In Britain, a public health crisis twinned with a near-certain recession has dispatched to history the age of austerity while prompting the majority Conservative party to break sharply from dogmatic conceptions of governance that have prevailed for decades.
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As Jojo gets to know Elsa, under the guise of using her as a source for his side project, a book about identifying Jews called "Yoo Hoo Jew," his dogmatic views come into conflict with his increasingly heartfelt feelings.
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And while Mr. Corbyn's dogmatic ideology did harm Labour's chances, his unclear position on Brexit, which had strong support among workers, and his personal lack of popularity were probably a greater factor in his defeat than his socialist platform.
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Damore — a new celebrity in the right-wing world, who, in an interview, said of his first foray to CPAC, "There's definitely a lot of people that want to take selfies" — described a culture of dogmatic liberalism at Google.
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JOE KERNEN: A lot of times I just -- you know what devil's advocate is, and with Myron, he just made it -- he was so dogmatic about never use tariffs, so I was kind of kidding around with him and pushing back.
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"Either they are still enthusiastic for the party or they feel betrayed by the party or they never liked it," Mr. Ortellado said, adding that he felt optimistic that younger Brazilians would one day be less dogmatic about party politics.
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But if through our music, through our songs, we can share some convictions or some ideas in a fun way—not in some dogmatic way, just in the way of sharing emotions and your ideas, then it's worthwhile and absolutely possible.
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"Texas Democrats are generally pragmatic problem-solvers and not dogmatic ideologues," said Garry Mauro, a former Texas land commissioner who ran for governor in 1998 and who was the chairman of Hillary Clinton's campaign in Texas in the 2016 election.
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Mr. Damore — a new celebrity in the right-wing world, who, in an interview, said of his first foray to CPAC, "There's definitely a lot of people that want to take selfies" — described a culture of dogmatic liberalism at Google.
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For decades, dogmatic free traders wielding the policy levers in both Democratic and Republican administrations made extravagant promises about the magical, wealth-enhancing powers of liberalized markets while largely neglecting those thrown out of work by an influx of cheap imports.
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"In this sense, steady investment must not be prevented by dogmatic positions such as Schaeuble's black zero," the document said, referring to former Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble, the mastermind of the self-imposed budget goal of not incurring any new debt.
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"The changing Latino electorate is the key factor, with Cuban-Americans, who once swung reliably Republican, increasingly up for grabs, particularly younger voters who are more socially liberal than their parents and less dogmatic about the Cuban embargo," the editors argued.
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The basic model could be applied just as easily to non-Christian faiths, and it could be embraced by the progressive Christians who find Dreher's vision — and Chaput's, and Esolen's, and Russell Moore's — too dogmatic and rigid and anti-modern.
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Expecting a theater full of women, braless and dogmatic, I set off to the "Show and Tell" event at the Women of Cinefamily Weekend, four days of films curated by women, to see the effects of a woman's perspective on the craft.
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If you express that investment by being a worse person, though—treating appreciation like warfare, demanding dogmatic purity tests, attacking people, or seeing yourself as some kind of a crusader—than it's probably time to take some time and re-assess things.
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While Americans often think that tyranny only takes of form of the dogmatic ideologue, Hamilton argued that an American tyrant would be a charismatic and flexible demagogue, wholly willing to abandon his principles to fulfill his personal lust for power and esteem.
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In order to build a red presence in cities, the GOP has to offer a tangible alternative to the dogmatic and long-running progressive doctrines that have governed most urban areas for decades, and have only achieved a mixed bag of results.
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In much of South America, left-wing governments have taken power in recent decades as an angry corrective to dogmatic prescriptions from Washington, where the Treasury and the I.M.F. have focused on the confidence of global investors as the key to development.
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He added of Justice Thomas, "He's been on the Supreme Court for 26 years, and I've never heard anybody raise any questions about his temperament, and it's seemed to me to be just as dogmatic and as explosive as what he said."
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Latin America's No. 3 economy was "extremely fragile," Guzman said in his first news conference since taking office on Tuesday, promising to take a non-dogmatic approach to policymaking while maintaining a constructive relationship with the International Monetary Fund and other nervous creditors.
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A key euro zone argument in seeking a less dogmatic line from the IMF on debt relief than the Fund applies in other cases is that unlike most of the IMF's debtors, Greece can count on the euro zone to avert bankruptcy.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Leaders of Germany's Social Democrats (SPD) are set to call for a large public investment push that should not be hindered by "dogmatic positions" such as the government's 'black zero' budget policy of no new debt, a document showed on Tuesday.
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A draft of the main motion seen by Reuters showed that SPD leaders are set to call for a large public investment push that should not be hindered by "dogmatic positions" such as the government's "black zero" budget policy of no new debt.
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And therein lies the rub: Despite the myriad dogmatic viewpoints held in tech and science world, it's possible to believe in the power of tech and science as a progressive force, while still being critical of the promises paving the path to get there.
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She thrilled the largely middle-aged crowd with her call for a "patriotic spring", casting the gathering as a revolution of right-thinking folk with the future on their side, while the "dogmatic" cling to dusty artefacts of the past like the European Union.
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"This administration is willing to disregard the established medical and legal view of our rights and ourselves to solidify an archaic, dogmatic, and frightening view of the world," said Mara Keisling, executive director of the National Center for Transgender Equality, in a statement to Refinery4883.
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"We found him to be knowledgeable but unscripted, reasonable and good-humored, self-assured but free from arrogance, willing and able to address every question, consistent in his beliefs without being dogmatic, even-tempered, curious — and in all respects optimistically, realistically presidential," the board wrote.
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But the idea that some things are unknowable led more dogmatic libertarians to the conclusion that markets work better than states, because the state tries to eliminate uncertainty, which can never be done, while the market simply lives with it and adjusts as conditions change.
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"We're not dogmatic about separating the chairman and CEO posts, what interests us is management's quality and that strategy is carried out with a long-term vision," said Cyril Charlot, founding partner of Paris-based Sycomore Asset Management, which has 7.2 billion euros under management.
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Within the Democratic Party, it hasn't played out as dogmatic free market, libertarian thinking, but rather as an approach that tempers the market in some ways — some extra money for low-income people, environmental regulations, consumer-related guardrails — without, in the private sector's view, overstepping.
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With a reported $8 million-per-year salary and a star position as a sports commentator on ESPN's show "First Take," 52-year-old television personality Stephen A. Smith reveals the dogmatic work ethic and uncompromising view of authority that has led to his success.
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No matter how much its supporters say that enforcement wouldn't be dogmatic, the order provokes inevitable allusions to authoritarian regimes of the past that imposed their own architectural marching orders, and dredges up images of antebellum America, when classicizing Federal architecture was all the rage.
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BERLIN, Dec 3 (Reuters) - Leaders of Germany's Social Democrats (SPD) are set to call for a large public investment push that should not be hindered by "dogmatic positions" such as the government's 'black zero' budget policy of no new debt, a document showed on Tuesday.
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A draft of the main motion seen by Reuters showed that SPD leaders are set to call for a big public investment push that should not be hindered by "dogmatic positions" such as the government's "black zero" budget policy of no net new debt.
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Enrico Letta, a former prime minister of Italy who two decades ago wrote a book supporting variable geometry, suggests the EU should have been less dogmatic in the 1990s in insisting on full membership or nothing: an intermediate form of associate membership might have been better.
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Speaking to the Canadian Parliament in Ottawa on Wednesday evening, President Barack Obama took the opportunity to defend his administration's broad approach to globalization and inequality, slamming isolationists and xenophobes on the right as well as the dogmatic laissez faire ideology that he believes gives them succor.
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The traditional approach takes various forms (Catholic and Protestant, Muslim and Orthodox Jewish) but its instincts are creedal, confessional, dogmatic; it believes in a specific revelation, a specific authority and a specific holy book, and seeks to conform itself to teachings handed down from the religious past.
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"Look, he's trying to create a victory out of nothing because he knows it's going to be nearly impossible to get funding for a wall, and he knows his supporters are so dogmatic they're just going to accept any lie that he says as truth," said Rep.
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Which is why it's so strange that he's so dogmatic about upholding some supposed obligation to Saudi Arabia — again, a country with which we don't have any formal treaty of alliance and whose regime is much less sympathetic than the democracies of Europe and Northeast Asia.
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That commitment is calculated to upset the more dogmatic reformers in her country, especially John Knox, who — incensed that Mary, a Catholic, is threatening his power and doing it as a woman — preaches against her, smearing her reputation and inciting civil war by portraying her as a whore.
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It should come as no surprise that this year's presidential campaign and our political arena mirror what has been occurring at sports stadiums filled with dogmatic fans; little league fields attended by overzealous, screaming parents; and our nation's highways, which are besieged by passive aggressive and overtly hostile drivers.
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That's what America has to show for its role as a benevolent banker to the world, hell-bent on a dogmatic pursuit of unfettered free trade in a world where the German-led European Union, Japan and lately China based their economic policies on mercantilist export-driven growth.
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And she's very much not a dogmatic partisan or a member of any kind of establishment — sharply critical of the Republicans who pushed for the banks' preferred bankruptcy law, but also savage in her attacks on prominent Democrats, including Biden and Hillary Clinton, who helped them do it.
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There are also many more good ideas, including vigorous antitrust enforcement to break up semi-monopolies, an expanded earned-income tax credit and other job initiatives, plus universal health insurance (though multi-payer has worked well in countries like Germany, so no need to be dogmatic about single-payer).
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This dogged insistence on the traditional structure of painting — done on a panel, canvas, or linen, and pulled over stretcher bars—and expressive mark-making done by hand is, minus a dogmatic insistence on the use of paint itself, hardly a step removed from Greenberg's idea of medium specificity.
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The rhythm section of bassist Tim Commerford and drummer Brad Wilk provided a pummelling, mosh-ready groove, the riffs of guitarist Tom Morello were both violent and wildly unorthodox, and frontman Zack de la Rocha's spat his barbed, dogmatic manifesto in an informed yet aggressive manner that made people listen up.
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Although there are no doubt random, dogmatic class reductionists out there, the simple fact is that no serious tendency on the left contends that racial or gender injustices or those affecting LGBTQ people, immigrants, or other groups as such do not exist, are inconsequential, or otherwise should be downplayed or ignored.
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"For the three decades I've been an advocate, there has always been a segment of vegans who have built vast and elaborate rationalizations for basing their 'activism' on screaming and hatred (and attacking anyone who is not sufficiently pure and dogmatic)," writes Matt Ball of the One Step for Animals.
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At the time of the March 28500 primary, many Texas Republicans viewed Bush as an outlier (and not in a good way), out of step with the more dogmatic and polarizing positions of influential Republican statewide elected officials such as Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick, Attorney General Ken Paxton and Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller.
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So far, its issues have included articles about natural wine's relationship to labor, the pleasure of shower wine and the choose-your-own-adventure-like drinking experience at Lil' Deb's Oasis in Hudson, N.Y. "I never want The Wine Zine to sound dogmatic, pretentious or protective of information," Katherine Clary, 32, said.
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What are our pan-national institutions, our United Nations and European Union, all our interlocking NGOs, if not an attempt to recreate a kind of ecclesiastical power, a churchlike form of sovereignty, on the basis of thinner, less dogmatic but still essentially metaphysical ideas — the belief in human dignity and human rights?
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What I do worry about is that in an era where we are looking for simple solutions that -- and want 1000 percent of what we want and when we want it, that we end up starting to shut ourselves off from different points of view, shutting down debate, becoming more dogmatic, becoming more brittle.
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While the pieces she shows on the runway can be rather extreme, pushing the boundaries of abstract design and presenting a dogmatic adherence to her own unique vision, many of the elements that have become her signature have actually trickled down to the mainstream, such as unfinished hems, elaborate draping, and asymmetrical and deconstructed silhouettes.
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According to homeschool alumnae interviewed, Christian, faith-based homeschooling compounds the problem of educational neglect by introducing dogmatic and restrictive attitudes toward gender and human sexuality: Often, they say, women raised in fundamentalist Christian homeschooling families across the country are taught to consider their bodies as both their greatest vulnerability and their only asset.
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Far from the rhetoric we have seen in the past few days suggesting that the words Lebanon and Hezbollah are now interchangeable, this should be a reminder that over half the Lebanese people reject Hezbollah and are turning toward more dogmatic parties hoping they will finally bring stability and save Lebanon from foreign meddling.
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Even while the group was in near-total control of Afghanistan, some of the basic questions that might be addressed in a constitution, like ensuring education for girls, were simply put off or just hinted at, to avoid any internal resistance from the movement's influential and usually more dogmatic military commanders, former officials said.
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Audience members could decide whom to follow, discovering perhaps that the father may be poisoning the young woman and causing her fits (played with Exorcist-like contortions by Rae Haas), or that the younger priest (an unnervingly dogmatic Brian Lore Evans) may be the most dangerous, with the absolute conviction of his belief in the devil's presence.
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For sure, an element of the markets' recovery to new highs this year has been the message that the Fed is no longer in a hurry, that it won't be dogmatic about hiking a particular number of times in a year, and that ultimately rates probably won't get back to what used to be "normal" levels.
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"When you see someone, especially somebody who has such a dogmatic take on faith that they bring it into public life, being willing to attach themselves to this administration for the purposes of gaining power, it is alarmingly resonant with some New Testament themes, and not in a good way," Buttigieg told The Washington Post in reference to Pence.
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ORATORIO SOCIETY OF NEW YORK, MAY 8 You did not need to be a dogmatic one-voice-per-part minimalist when it comes to Bach choruses to worry that 203 choristers on the Carnegie Hall stage for the Mass in B minor would inevitably inject some chaos into music in which clarity of line and rhythm is all-important.
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A smaller, or less dogmatic, National Rifle Association As Scott Melzer documented on his 21986 book, "Gun Crusaders: The NRA's Culture War," the NRA has worked to transform debates about gun control into a pitched new front in the culture wars, where even modest gun rights restrictions are viewed as an assault on an inalienable right.
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Brexit, of course; although May had personally been against Brexit before the EU Referendum of 2016, once she became prime minister in July 2016, she became dogmatic in her determination that Brexit must happen no matter what—except that there turned out to be so much "no matter what" that Brexit ended up delayed, and seemingly perpetually out of reach.
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Please let us know what you thought of "Dinner for Seven," and feel free to analyze at length Elizabeth and Pastor Tim's discussions about faith and belief (which I'll be fast-forwarding through the next time I watch), comparing his liberal approach to Christianity to Elizabeth's more dogmatic approach (at least up until recently) to her secular religion of Communism.
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Mark Jones, a political scientist at Rice, described this development in an email: Donald Trump made the most polarizing and dogmatic conservatives in Texas much more vulnerable, with a significant number of regular Republican voters strongly associating these candidates with Trump, and as a result either voting for their Democratic rival, not voting in that race, or casting a protest vote for the Libertarian.
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The first pope of the social media age, Francis was able to use an offhand remark (rather than, say, an encyclical or the proceedings of the synod) to galvanize international media attention: prompting a conversation about Catholic attitudes toward LGBTQ individuals while sidestepping the bureaucratic and doctrinal challenges inherent in any actual dogmatic reform (challenges that, as we will see, would become more apparent later in his papacy).
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Ominously, the Germans are not addressing the reasons of their growing xenophobia, hate, violence and political extremism, while the government sweeps under the rug the damage caused by (a) the dogmatic pursuit of "black zero" budget balances, (b) economic hardships in eastern regions, (c) crumbling infrastructure and (d) the mayhem of open-door immigration policies instead of reaching out to 15.5 million EU job seekers to plug labor shortages.
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IT'S HARD TO GET DOGMATIC IN ECONOMIC MATTERS PEOPLE THAT -- I WOULD SAY THAT THE -- JUST THE WHOLE EMPHASIS ON THE DEBT GOING UP DURING MY LIFETIME HAS BEEN WAY OFF THE MARK AND I'VE BEEN WAY OFF THE MARK WHEN I WAS BACK IN MY YOUNG REPUBLICAN DAYS, I WAS GOING AROUND SAYING ANOTHER DOLLAR OF NATIONAL DEBT WAS LIKELY TO THREATEN OUR FUTURE OR SOMETHING OF THE SORT.
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