Sentence examples for a cardinal thing from inspiring English sources
Blair squandered our idealism on too little, and he forgot a cardinal thing: the story of a nation can never be the story of one man's conscience, no matter how compelling he finds it to be.
Ralph Nader, one of Mr. Clinton's harshest critics, said: "The cardinal thing you remember him for was what a selfish politician he was from the Democratic Party's point of view.
Your Dec. 27 front-page article about the Clinton legacy quotes Ralph Nader's criticism of President Clinton: "The cardinal thing you remember him for was what a selfish politician he was from the Democratic Party's point of view".
"Said by a cardinal it's one thing, but said by the pope, it's another".
Miami Coach Larry Coker took the blame for breaking a cardinal rule of football: do things the easy way.
To tell a cardinal he can't do confirmations, can't do things in public, that's extraordinary," said the Rev. Thomas Reese, a Jesuit priest and Georgetown University fellow.
Sarah Jimmyy is a cardinal.
He is an archbishop, not a cardinal.
Now a cardinal was speaking very differently.
