| There were few doctrinaires in Parliament, and the reforming zeal of the Whigs rapidly waned. |
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| Their decision to marry in a low-key civil ceremony means that they will offend no one save the doctrinaires. |
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| It's the opponents of Emmanuel College and other faith schools who are the real doctrinaires. |
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| It may be that it represents the colonisation of Washington power by a group of quasi-revolutionary doctrinaires. |
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| He was attending the annual summer school of the party, a force compounded of anti-Stalinist Marxists and small, sandalled groups of alternative doctrinaires. |
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| The remedies suggested by the unorthodox doctrinaires are futile. |
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| The schools of the Jesuits, Barnabites, Somaschans, Doctrinaires, et al. |
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