Meanings of less dogmatic in English

Visit Website Ironically, the less dogmatic Euros simply considered such tactics normal.

Perhaps a sensitive, less dogmatic, more tolerant Paisley would show himself.

I would rather the Government be a bit more pragmatic, a bit less dogmatic.

The deeper this retrospective glance the less dogmatic the philosophy.

There is no systematic philosophy; but a tentative, and more or less dogmatic, logic.

This edition will adopt a less dogmatic approach.

The tenets of mindfulness, a less dogmatic approach to meditation than others, aren't all unique to mindfulness.

But I would have him less dogmatic.

They were not a whit less dogmatic than the others, but their dogmatism took more fanciful and less consistent forms.

This is a form of Christianity with little institutional depth, little rationality and even less dogmatic content, and with little stability.

They were less dogmatic, less theological, less concerned about accurate definition, and they used their theological terms in a broader and freer way.

She is less dogmatic to-day than she was a year ago, and is likely to become less so a year hence than now.

She is certainly less dogmatic, less dictatorial, less abounding in positive assertion, than what now passes for "science," in the popular estimation.

It is not just that Simons, Viner and Knight were less dogmatic than Hayek, or more willing to pardon the state for taxing and spending.

The volume, as a whole, will be found less dogmatic, calmer, more convincing, and more directly applicable to artistic judgment, than any of the others.