Sentence examples for being roman from inspiring English sources
But there's a hitch to being Roman: Romans always fall for Greeks.
To feel moved by the Christmas services was not about being Roman Catholic, the congregants said yesterday.
On one recent show, a caller asserted that police brutality in New York was a result of all the cops being Roman Catholic.
Independent (nongovernment) schools, which enroll about one-fourth of the school population, are mostly operated by religious denominations, the majority being Roman Catholic; since 1967 independent schools have received state aid.
A wide variety of religious denominations are represented, the largest being Roman Catholicism, though the United Church of Canada, the Anglican Church of Canada, and the Lutheran Church also have significant representation.
In The Pursuit of Love (also published in 1945, a few months after Brideshead), Nancy Mitford's Linda suggests "In England people are always renouncing each other on account of being Roman Catholics.
(Pastrana was Roman Catholic).
Mr. Turner is Roman Catholic.
Both are Roman Catholic priests.
Seneca was Roman, not Greek.
