Sentence examples for deep roman from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cuadra's ideals were closely tied to his deep Roman Catholic faith.

Justices, clerks and four of Justice Scalia's nine children recalled a happy combatant, in love with law and the power of words, a man of deep Roman Catholic faith, a demanding but loving father and a driver best avoided.

The auditorium was painted in deep Roman purples and reds, picked out with gold-leaf friezes, and adorned with marble columns, plaster-fibre cherubs, noble animals, heros, slaves and musical references.

Mr. Perry made a point of appealing to evangelical voters with a giant prayer rally in Texas shortly before he announced his presidential campaign and has shown crosses in his advertisements; Mr. Gingrich, who is on his third marriage and third religion, has visited with pastors to assure them of his new but deep Roman Catholicism and his apologies to God.

Owner Aldo Trabalza digs deep into Roman tradition yet manages to concoct surprising variations on the theme.

However, their first major assault deep into Roman territory came in 268 AD.

So thank you, DJ Deep and Roman Poncet for dropping an absolute screamer on Rekids.

The mayor Jean Tremblay (pictured) cited the province's deep-rooted Roman Catholic heritage as justification for saying prayers before meetings.

Although motivated by personal ambition, Caesar could justify his conquest by appealing to deep-seated Roman fear of Celtic war bands and further Germanic incursions (late in the 2nd century bce the Cimbri and Teutoni had invaded the Province and threatened Italy).

Indeed, Italy's deep tradition of Roman Catholic tolerance is hitting up against economic uncertainty.

The British problem was of deep concern to Roman central government.