Sentence examples for absolute plenitude from inspiring English sources
Canon lawyers, however, appropriated the distinction to describe the powers of the pope to set aside "ordained" or enacted Church law through the "plenitude" or "absolute" power of his office.
A half century ago, Susan Sontag wrote, "All the conditions of modern life its material plenitude, its sheer crowdedness conjoin to dull our sensory faculties". To that material plenitude we have added virtual plenitude.
In his plenitude of power, the pope possesses an absolute supremacy both in the ecclesiastical and in the temporal sphere, and delegates the exercise of the temporal "sword" to lay sovereigns only in order to fulfill most properly his higher religious duties.
To that material plenitude we have added virtual plenitude.
City Hall Park has a plenitude of benches.
Exactitude, not plenitude, is the rule.
It was a vision of unexpected plenitude.
Even the plenitude is tired of the magnanimous, disciplined,.
A saint in prison remembers nights of plenitude and fucking.
