doctrinally

Support of ground troops, both doctrinally and as a practical matter, became marginal.

Care has been taken to change nothing doctrinally, but to simply update the spelling and vocabulary.

Doctrinally, it was far more conservative than the Bishops' Book.

It quickly splintered, as such groups often do, into several, each of which had similar, but doctrinally distinct, beliefs.

Yet, the real reason was to organize doctrinally.

Dilday, the statement said, also kept the school doctrinally sound.

It is probably safe to say that many of the faculty had been hoping for a more doctrinally liberated Pope.

While a student member he was not regarded as doctrinally sound enough to join the Executive Committee.

The members also struck me as dogmatic, a little too eager to bring me into line doctrinally.

Only the doctrinally orthodox can get a permit.

On his personal faith, the president appears to be far from doctrinally dogmatic, and even theologically moderate.

He is doctrinally moderate to conservative but also committed to the bishops' conference as a vehicle for initiatives in social policy.

Doctrinally, the church was closest to the Baptists, with whom it shared a pension programme.

Other congregations felt doctrinally compelled to join the General Church at its inception.

The denomination is a conservative, doctrinally driven church.

Members of this category view the post-Conciliar changes as being doctrinally and pastorally unacceptable.

Each side went astray in considering their theological framework as the only one that was doctrinally valid and applicable.

Doctrinally, the programming is evangelical in approach.

Her doctrinally strict, mordantly funny stories and novels are as close to perfect as writing gets.

Miss Gubaidulina's score is religious but not doctrinally explicit.

It is evident that Jesus was speaking about spiritual virginity, remaining separate from the world, doctrinally pure.

United States v. Lee is one of three important federal sovereign immunity cases, and the most important doctrinally.

He was almost always game for a doctrinally emphatic comment, often with a pithy quote that appeared in the tabloids and the evening news.

To be faithful to our heritage scripturally and doctrinally means to respect the dignity of each human person, male and female.

"While your statement is doctrinally true, young man, it is practically irrelevant," interrupted the bishop, glancing at the general.