Dictionary definition of orthodoxy

1. Orthodoxy anchors us, yet it's a barrier to innovative thinking.
2. In the orthodoxy’s shadow, new ideas struggle to take root and flourish.
3. Many consider orthodoxy a safe haven; others, a prison of thought.
4. Some find comfort in orthodoxy, while innovators often feel stifled.
5. Orthodoxy can either be a foundation or a chain for the human spirit.
6. His orthodoxy was unyielding, a rock amidst the storms of change.
7. Orthodoxy persisted, though every generation brought waves of challenge.
8. In that society, deviating from orthodoxy was considered rebellious.
9. Orthodoxy serves as a template that shapes societal norms and values.
10. Her writings, though brilliant, conflicted with prevailing orthodoxy.
11. Some view orthodoxy as a relic, others as an essential grounding force.
12. Orthodoxy in design, though revered, often faces avant-garde challenges.
13. Adherence to orthodoxy stabilizes societies but may curb progress.
14. Innovations in tech often face the unyielding wall of regulatory orthodoxy.
15. Orthodoxy and innovation, in constant dance, shape civilization’s course.
16. He viewed every orthodoxy as a challenge, a mountain to be conquered.
17. The orthodoxy’s rigidity was both a strength and a weakness for them.
18. Without orthodoxy, some argue, society might spin into chaos.
19. Orthodoxy cultivates order but sometimes impedes necessary change.
20. Within the orthodoxy’s confines, she found structure but not freedom.
21. Orthodoxy, though criticized, has roots deep in societal structures.
22. His rebellion wasn’t against order but an outdated orthodoxy.
23. They clung to orthodoxy, fearing the unknown landscapes of change.
24. Despite its rigidity, orthodoxy offers a blueprint for societal conduct.