Dogmatize

The boss tried to dogmatize his employees' work habits through strict rules and regulations.

The therapist tried to dogmatize her patients by prescribing only one method of treatment.

The teacher tried to dogmatize her students by refusing to listen to their opinions.

The politician tried to dogmatize his supporters by repeatedly making false claims.

The politician liked to dogmatize his party's policies during his speeches.

Some critics dogmatize certain artistic styles, dismissing anything outside of their established norms as inferior.

He tends to dogmatize his opinions and never considers others' viewpoints.

The religious leader would often dogmatize his beliefs to his followers, portraying them as the only true faith.

The self-help guru tended to dogmatize his beliefs about happiness and success.

The coach would often dogmatize his training methods, insisting that they were the only way to success.

The teacher warned the students not to dogmatize their opinions during the class discussion.

The coach would often dogmatize his training methods, insisting that they were the only way to succeed.

The company's CEO tends to dogmatize his leadership style, disregarding feedback from his employees.

The preacher would often dogmatize his beliefs during his sermons.

Some people dogmatize their dietary choices and refuse to eat anything outside of their chosen diet.

The committee decided to dogmatize its policy on vacation time.

The religious leaders sought to dogmatize their beliefs to prevent questioning from their followers.

The teacher's rigid lesson plan seemed to dogmatize the curriculum.

The artist refused to dogmatize their style, preferring to experiment with new techniques.

The government's propaganda machine sought to dogmatize the populace with a one-sided view of history.

The coach tried to dogmatize his players into following his strict training regimen.

The parents tried to dogmatize their children by teaching them only one way to think about certain subjects.

The artist tried to dogmatize her audience by insisting on a particular style of art.

The religious leader tried to dogmatize his followers' beliefs through his speeches.

He tends to dogmatize about the superiority of his opinions.

She would often dogmatize about the superiority of a certain artistic style without considering different tastes.

She would often dogmatize about the health benefits of a vegan diet.

He tends to dogmatize about the best way to invest money.

The company's CEO would often dogmatize about the best way to manage the business.

She would often dogmatize about the correct way to raise children despite having no experience.

She tends to dogmatize about which brand of makeup is the best.

My parents always dogmatize their way of raising children, insisting that their method is the best one.

The priest would dogmatize about the religious doctrine during his sermons.

The professor tends to dogmatize his theories, failing to acknowledge the possibility of alternative interpretations.

The doctor would sometimes dogmatize their treatment plans, leading to disputes with the patient.

They always dogmatize their approach to business strategy.

She always tries to dogmatize her opinions on religion to her friends.