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Rather than lay out some sweeping vision, he studies specific issues — like tomatoes — and can come up with surprisingly nondoctrinaire positions.

From Time • Jul. 22, 2010

Evans is the prototype of a class of pragmatic, nondoctrinaire, problem-solving Republicans who came to the forefront after the 1964 debacle.

From Time Magazine Archive

An early and vocal supporter of Ronald Reagan, Campbell has attempted to position himself as a nondoctrinaire conservative.

From Time Magazine Archive

Affable and softspoken, with a thick Hunanese accent, Hua is described by foreign visitors as politically adroit and nondoctrinaire.

From Time Magazine Archive

Says Teller: "Harold is a realistic, nondoctrinaire person."

From Time Magazine Archive