dogmatist

Next we will need to do away with the dogmatists.

Unlike the Dogmatists, though, they want to have fun in the process.

Here is where the dogmatists of the secular left come in.

We too have all kinds of dogmatists similar to yourself.

At the age of 53, he is not an old-guard dogmatist.

You have a perfect right to do so; but in that case you are the dogmatist.

At first, her government, under the administration of the dogmatists, was an absolute despotism.

But utter skepticism is essentially a dogmatist who doubts all things, always.

This wound up pleasing neither Met audiences nor the 12-tone dogmatists.

In the process he has earned a reputation as one of the Vatican's favorite conservative dogmatists.

In his manner was something of the dogmatist.

"Try me," said my father; "I am not such a dogmatist as you suppose.

"You are a sheer dogmatist, and that's what makes it so marvellous.

He was not a dogmatist, even about Whistler.

The dyed-in-the-wool dogmatists say no, that is not possible.

He has been described as a party dogmatist and as a classic of socialist realism.

Unfortunately, they happen to be backed by conservative dogmatists in the Republican party of Wisconsin.

But they will certainly not be dogmatists.

Altogether, the feminist achievement is a body of scholarship that traditional dogmatists have barely begun to address.

Every sound doctrine gets contradicted, as soon as the other dogmatists arrive at the council.

Indeed, for Hellenistic philosophers claiming that at least one thing is certain makes one a dogmatist.

The rage of a dogmatist proven wrong.

All teenagers are dogmatists; a teenager with a Bible is simply a more intense teenager.

"Mifune" demonstrates, perhaps inadvertently, that even a dogmatist can be romantic.

But as intense and confident as he is, he is not a dogmatist.