Sentence examples for in a pope from inspiring English sources

What the cardinals are least sure about, by most accounts, is what they want in a Pope, even as there are already factions around various candidates.

In practice, a few names always emerge as favorites beforehand, although the principal truism is, "Go in a pope, come out a cardinal".

In the wake of the selection of Cardinal Bergoglio – Pope Francis – you can expect to hear more about "Go in a pope, come out a cardinal".

The fact that "Go in a pope, come out a cardinal" has nonetheless become a cliché is a good reminder of how easily we are tricked by small sample sizes.

"So you go to a friend and say, Can you tell me about cardinal so-and-so?" "The questions are usually about the qualities you want to see in a pope.

On her blog Native Appropriations, Cherokee grad student Adrienne K argues that wearing those feathered headresses, so beloved of Ke$ha and annoying girls at festivals everywhere, is "just as bad as running around in a pope hat and a bikini, or a Sikh turban cause it's 'cute'".

This is a reversal of the situation in "Blue Leaves," in which a Pope visited New York City in 1965.

The best of these, in my opinion, "Consideration in choosing a pope?": CARDINAL VIRTUE.

He's draped in a pope-esque cloak, having his version of "The Last Supper" with his boys and looking too cool while he's literally on fire.

Fifty years ago, in January 1964, a pope and a patriarch met for the first time since the 15th century.

It's a remarkable encyclical in which a pope allies the Vatican with an old rival, science.