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• r  in a narrow-minded dogmatic manner
  he is a dogmatically opinionated critic of Modern Art

• Let him not lay down dogmatically the law that good citizens should tell others what they should do.
• In its decision the Customs Court dogmatically defined art: "It is a work of art by reason of its symmetrical shape, artistic outlines and beauty of finish.
• The comparisons with modern history that stud Toynbee's pages are not dogmatically pounded home, but they are plain.

News & Articles

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• Continued efforts to make ACL Fest safer worthy of more discussion, studies
  Mayor Barry Bone stated dogmatically in his June 13 monthly Picayune column that Rollingwood is justified in asking for more monetary compensation to effectively deal with crowds caused by the Austin City Limits Festival (See the PolitiFact inquiry from the Austin American-Statesman on Page A1).
  June 19, 2013 - Austin American-Statesman

Quotes

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• Mark Serwotka in guardian.co.uk
  Despite repeated warnings, the government dogmatically ploughed on and outsourced this important and sensitive work to the private sector,said Mark Serwotka, general secretary of the Public and Commercial Services Union. "Yet again a...
• Bertrand Russell in Huffington Post (blog)
  Some Muslims have forgotten that injunction, just as some atheists have forgotten what Bertrand Russell said: "I shouldn't wish people dogmatically to believe any philosophy, not even mine. "
• Tassos Papadopoulos in Turkish Daily News (subscription)
  I do not dogmatically oppose a meeting with Mr. Talat,Papadopoulos said. "But the question is: 'For what will we meet and what will we discuss?' ...... People will wonder how many peace coffees we can drink, and for how long."