हठधर्मी (en. Dogmatic)

But at the same time when the political authority becomes dogmatic, unreasonable and indicates an attitude of irresponsible nature and when the court finds that nothing is moving even though there has been a large-scale drainage of public exchequer and that the decision to have the canal had been reached on an agreement of all concerned, representing the will of the people, the Court must pass appropriate orders and directions.

The slave class strives to avoid being dogmatic.

In 1908, Nadvi was appointed an instructor of Modern Arabic and Dogmatic Theology at Dar-ul-Uloom Nadva.

The psychological roots of the dogmatic concept lie in the fact that the brain is inert, it is easier for him to accept the truth than to explain it. There is a tendency towards stereotypical perception, a predisposition towards a conservative past rather than a creative and unknown present and future.

The trend of judicial opinion, in our view, is that stare decisis is not a dogmatic rule allergic to logic and reason; it is a flexible principle of law operating in the province of precedents providing room to collaborate with the demands of changing times dictated by social needs, State policy and judicial conscience.

These were ideas that Rand, a dogmatic atheist, could never fully grasp.

The "cut lines" are foreign to any dogmatic approach.