Sentence examples for every cardinal from inspiring English sources

Yet after the first world war every cardinal was the son of a working man.

Rome is the center of the Catholic world, and almost every cardinal is assigned his own titular church.

"It's up to us whether to believe it or not, but almost every cardinal says they are terrified, that they don't feel up to the job," he said.

Nicholas was a political realist; he accepted the idea that every cardinal was the agent of a political interest, and he exalted his own family, the Orsini, who acquired increasing influence in church policy and administration.

Should it be allowed that for every cardinal number there may be more than that many pieces of gunk?

During four consecutive days the DFCs were placed alternately on two measurement plots in every cardinal direction around the REA sampling mast.

For example, ℵ0 + ℵ0 = ℵ0 (because the set of integers is equivalent to N), ℵ0 · ℵ0 = ℵ0 (because the set of ordered pairs of natural numbers is equivalent to N), and c + ℵ0 = c for every transfinite cardinal c (because every infinite set includes a subset equivalent to N).

A Vatican official emphasized that every American cardinal -- there are 13 in all -- had been invited.

Every measurable cardinal $\kappa$ is weakly compact, and there are many weakly compact cardinals smaller than $\kappa$.

Every supercompact cardinal is Woodin, and if $\delta$ is Woodin, then $V_\delta$ is a model of ZFC in which there is a proper class of strong cardinals.

Set theory cannot, by itself, provide a set-surrogate for every transfinite cardinal that would be generated by Hume's Principle.