Sentence examples for a pope of from inspiring English sources
Has the time come for a pope of color?
He later said, "If there's a pope of this movement, it's Lee Cooperman".
Hoping to serve as a "Pope of Peace," Pius XII tried unsuccessfully to dissuade European governments from embarking on war.
And in pockets around the world, there remains a sense of incredulousness at the notion of a pope of color.
All would have been shocked to see a pope of Rome received in state by the Queen.
"This is a pope of the 'pueblo,' of all people, both young and old — we liked him right away," said Simona Chiaretti, a nurse from Rome.
Victor's actions were more characteristic of a pope than those of preceding bishops of Rome.
Writing from Australia, D. H. Lawrence expressed irritation with the way that every man considered himself "a little pope of perfection".
In 1591, Pope Gregory XIV forbade Catholics from betting on the election of a pope or the length of a pope's term in office.
On the eve of his arrival, the Corporation broadcast a programme called Trials of a Pope, hardly a paean of praise.
The election of a pope is conducted in conditions of secrecy unique in the modern world.
