Sentence examples for cardinal one from inspiring English sources
"You cheerfully break every rule of the theatre that I was brought up to believe in, except the cardinal one of never boring for a split-second".
The coffin soon disappeared from view, and members of a city and a church gave their cardinal one last round of applause.
The cardinal, one of France's most senior Roman Catholic clerics, praised the telethon as a worthy project over all, but other church figures have suggested that it be boycotted.
So just because the metro bus, being worked on by Nawaz Sharif,is a more detectable development, does not also make it a more cardinal one.
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This is the only date that uses ordinal numbers ("first") instead of cardinal ("one").
The cardinal ones are obviously the taste, temperament and talent of the people who run it.
In Plato's day, there were just four cardinal ones: justice, courage, prudence and temperance.
Though he had only joined Cardinal one-and-a-half years earlier, he had an excellent shot at making chief operating officer within the year.
Among the assayed models, cardinal ones gave a good quality fit for radial growth rate data.
Among the speech formats, as shown in Fig. 4, short sentences were preferred by most followed by single words and finally, clock directions (the participants cited novelty and more precise description of directions than only the cardinal ones as reasons for choosing this format).
