Examples of using Dogmatically in English and their translations into Slovak
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Again, not dogmatically.
Not that dogmatically I am speaking, I am putting up some theory.
This rule need not be applied dogmatically.
You should be dogmatically against the killing of children in the womb.
On the other hand, we on the science side must not be too dogmatically confident.
No teaching is to be considered as dogmatically defined unless this is evidently proved.
You dogmatically assert self-ownership and then dogmatically use this to refute arguments for the welfare state.
Yet this is the one variant which is dogmatically advanced by Guth and co.
She does dogmatically defend humanity from its worst foes, those hoary and horrible and devouring monsters of the old mistakes….
Hence, once they get established they tend to become dogmatically adhered to and never change.
Natural science cannot dogmatically rule out the possibility that there are purposeful processes in creation;
There is no sense in picking out an individual case in an emergency and then deciding dogmatically that it will be resolved one Thursday in Strasbourg.
In writing.-(FR) This third energy package dogmatically persists in following the course of total separation between the energy production side and the distribution networks.
Blackmore directs the Detroit chapter of the SatanicTemple, one of the few coherent organizations in a field that's otherwise disorganized and dogmatically nebulous.
I shouldn't wish people dogmatically to believe any philosophy, not even mine.”.
And this dialogue, the Pope said, starts with the values of theGospel that Jesus taught, without imposing them dogmatically, but with dialogue and discernment.
It is to create, artificially and dogmatically, a twenty-eighth political space that is only virtual.
There is a third taboo, which unfortunately has not been broken, and it is the Stability and Growth Pact,which some Members of this House are dogmatically demanding be strengthened.
The Church has no power to lay down dogmatically that the relegion of the Catholic Church is the one true religion.
We dogmatically proclaim that understanding and believing in biblical Trinitarianism is crucially important to understanding God, salvation, and the ongoing work of God in the lives of believers.
Then why do schools anduniversities teach evolution so dogmatically, stealing time from experimental biology that so benefits humankind?
If true(it is not dogmatically declared and is therefore up for debate), it would follow that women who are pregnant have two Guardian Angels watching over them and their child.
Political psychology suggests that that the more information you have about something, the more resistant to new, contradictory information you are- or, in other words,the more dogmatically ideological you are.
It is the talk of a man who has animaginary friend that allows him to stop thinking and dogmatically declare that he has all the answers so there is no need to investigate this wonderful world of living things any further.
To conclude, I would like to emphasise that at a time when even the most fanatical neo-liberals in the world are discovering the meaning of public intervention, at a time of falling stock markets and the credit crunch,the Council and the Commission are even now allowing a dogmatically unilateral, uncontrolled Central Bank to concern itself only with inflation, forgetting the risk posed to the European economy by a depression or zero growth.
With reference to these objections, Plato… attempted no kind of proof,but simply replied dogmatically that when souls enter into this life they are caused to drink of oblivion by that demon who watches their entrance, before they effect an entrance into the bodies.
But Pope St. Leo I, following an ancient Latin and Alexandrian tradition,had already confessed it dogmatically in 447, even before Rome, in 451 at the Council of Chalcedon, came to recognize and receive the Symbol of 381.
