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• s  characterized by assertion of unproved or unprovable principles
• a  of or pertaining to or characteristic of a doctrine or code of beliefs accepted as authoritative
• a  relating to or involving dogma
  dogmatic writings

• But for his dogmatic ideas he would be a brilliant judge.
• But it is hard to see how playwrights, authors and critics can do much but keep quiet, or lapse into the dull old dogmatic ruts, until the Soviet leadership itself gathers its .
• Professor of dogmatic theology at Innsbruck University, Jesuit Rahner is personal theologian to both Franziskus Cardinal Konig of Vienna and Julius Cardinal Dopfner of Munich.

• dogmatical

News & Articles

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• Dogmatic Reopening in the West Village
  Grass-fed fast food. Fans of the now-closed Union Square sausage emporium Dogmatic will be relieved to find out that the shop will reopen later this summer in the former Yoláto space at 120 MacDougal Street in the West Village. Top Chef season-four contestant Nikki Cascone, who previously was the chef-owner at 24 Prince and Octavia's Porch , has signed on as consulting chef and will oversee the ...
  July 10, 2013 - New York Magazine

Quotes

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• Gordon Ramsay in Winsford Guardian
  Ramsay said after meeting the Queen: "The hospitality industry in this country is booming. We were going through a dogmatic reputation during the last decade but now (we have)Ã'Â the talents of the young chefs of this country, the hotels that have...
• Kerry Hickey in North Queensland Register (registration)
  I think Michael [Costa] has a dogmatic view on this, and to me the numbers just don't add up,Mr Hickey said. "If you get $15 billion for selling assets, and we lose $24 billion over a 20-year period from lost dividends, then it's a furphy...
• Gilles Duceppe in Toronto Star
  It's not normal,said Bloc Quebecois Leader Gilles Duceppe. "I told you he's a control freak. This man wants to control everything." "Now we're seeing who he is, what he's really like. This is the ideological, closed-minded, dogmatic...