Sentence examples for * pontifical in from inspiring English sources

On Sunday, she looked positively pontifical in Alaïa.

There is something pontifical in his progress, and that same hint of the clerical recurs elsewhere in the way that he holds his hands — fingers steepled, locked together in front of his breast, as if bearing the Host at an invisible Mass.

During the first part of his career, Cardinal Parente served as a professor of theology at various seminaries and pontifical universities in Naples and Rome and held several posts in the Roman Curia.

Universidad Católica de Chile is one of the six Catholic Universities existing in the Chilean university system and one of the two Pontifical Universities in the country, along with the Pontifical Catholic University of Valparaíso.

Father Paul Tomlinson of St. Peter's Church in Pittsburgh delivered the sermon in English and Archabbot Koch closed the ceremony with the Pontifical Benediction in Italian.

French troops reestablished pontifical power in Rome.

Concurrently he worked towards an S.T.D. (Pontifical Doctorate) in Ecclesiology from the Institut Catholique de Paris.

The Rev. Michael Curran, the academic dean of the North American Pontifical College in Rome, performed the ceremony at St. Edmund's Roman Catholic Church in Breezy Point, Queens.

"The danger is huge," said the Rev. Thomas D. Williams, dean of theology at Regina Apostolorum, another pontifical university in Rome.

A letter of recommendation from Dr. Sanneh is why I am now on an interfaith fellowship at a Pontifical university in Rome.

The Central University (government-sponsored) dates from 1586, the National Polytechnic School from 1869, and the Pontifical Catholic University of Ecuador from 1946 (raised to pontifical status in 1963).