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Перевод: dogmatic

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догматический; самоуверенный; диктаторский; категорический; безапелляционный; не допускающий возражений

Тезаурус:

1. And yet I still have no dogmatic faith.
2. The Roman Catholics were interested that a combination between a Russian refugee, Georges Florovsky, an English high churchman, Michael Ramsey, and a dogmatic Swiss Protestant, Karl Barth, brought the ecumenical movement to an impasse because none of them was prepared to put up with a Protestant federation, and the union of these unlikely allies was too powerful to overcome.
3. The polemic is supported by an implicit mythology, in which English culture is presented as insular, complacent, empirical, philistine, unreflective, untheoretical, and generally slumped in dogmatic slumbers.
4. There are self-evidently interests other than those of social concern in the spatial revitalisation of urban economic activity and there is no need to descend into a dogmatic public v. private sector debate on the efficiency of urban renewal to suggest that these interests stand to benefit when state intervention, so discredited in the early Thatcher years as creeping socialism, can be represented as a free market solution to urban crisis.
5. Rari Barth once said that "the best apologetic is a good dogmatic".
6. But if you were old enough to be around at the time, reactions like "Well, of course, the political circumstances were such that", and "Yes, I have to admit I took offence to that" are more likely, and cause one to take a more considered and less dogmatic view.
7. This kind of combination of Serbian nationalism with dogmatic Marxism will create serious dangers for the future of Yugoslavia.
8. To insist on a dogmatic policy is unworkable.
9. He was so forceful and dogmatic in his ideas that the Girls would be embarrassed at band calls when he interrupted acts, totally unknown to him, to tell them what he thought was wrong.
10. They also aimed for the elimination of dogmatic religions, such as Christianity, and the establishment of a one-world government and religion.
11. Some people do this to such an extent that although they never get angry, they are not always kind or tolerant, and can be cold, dogmatic people.
12. So we should not be dogmatic, and assume that the kind of life we have on Earth is the only kind that could exist in the entire Universe; and "living" clays may flourish elsewhere, perhaps even on Mars (as suggested by Professor Hyman Hartman of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology).
13. For, as Benedict (1967: 12) implied, reflexivity in any dogmatic culture always presents the possibility that the whole scheme of things will simply fall to pieces.