Sentence examples for cardinal thing from inspiring English sources

Ralph Nader, one of Mr. Clinton's harshest critics, said: "The cardinal thing you remember him for was what a selfish politician he was from the Democratic Party's point of view.

Your Dec. 27 front-page article about the Clinton legacy quotes Ralph Nader's criticism of President Clinton: "The cardinal thing you remember him for was what a selfish politician he was from the Democratic Party's point of view".

Blair squandered our idealism on too little, and he forgot a cardinal thing: the story of a nation can never be the story of one man's conscience, no matter how compelling he finds it to be.

"But the Cardinal Way, thing... there's nothing to that, right?

Thank God for the leadership of Cardinal Francis George, things are going well".

Of the many things that can be said of the late Cardinal Francis George, one thing is certain: He was not a careerist.

Singing dogs are one thing; cardinal directions another.

One minute they were talking about the cardinal, the next thing, there was the rabbit — an Alice in Wonderland moment.

In the memo, the cardinal wrote, "All things considered, he made a good impression," The Courant reported.

But you have to really ask yourself, 'Am I helpful in saying these kinds of things?' " Cardinal Mahony, in a statement on the archdiocesan Web site, called Mr. Keating's remarks "irresponsible and uninformed".

"Said by a cardinal it's one thing, but said by the pope, it's another".