Sentence examples for a ecclesiastical from inspiring English sources

Laicization is an ecclesiastical solution for a ecclesiastical problem.

I did call Professor George a "Rambo Catholic" and an "ecclesiastical bully" in a post on the Mirror of Justice blog written in the context of the 2004 presidential elections.

Blois was a subdean, an ecclesiastical official, of the diocese of Lincoln by 22 March 1194, probably from about 1189.

They created on the tip of a rock both an ecclesiastical complex and an impregnable fortress.

Vicar, (from Latin vicarius, "substitute"), an official acting in some special way for a superior, primarily an ecclesiastical title in the Christian Church.

Two years later he witnessed a charter of Offa's concerning an ecclesiastical claim on a church in Worcester.

At Wimbledon, it is a tradition — supposedly an ecclesiastical vestige — to shut down the tournament on the so-called middle Sunday.

By Nick Paumgarten June 28 , 2011At Wimbledon, it is a tradition — supposedly an ecclesiastical vestige — to shut down the tournament on the so-called middle Sunday.

Over the next two generations Worcester was transformed from an ecclesiastical settlement to a town with a diverse population of craftsmen.

Hume's chief tormentor, a splenetic clergyman named George Anderson, died a few months later, and, Buchan concludes, "an ecclesiastical era drew to an end".

Primate, in Christianity, an ecclesiastical title for a bishop in some churches who has precedence over a number of other bishops.