Sentence examples for nun of from inspiring English sources

Trouble is, none of this – or rather nun of this – gets us anywhere.

Jeannine Gramick Was an American nun of the School Sisters of Notre Dame.

Mary Agnes Mansour Was an American nun of the Sisters of Mercy.

I don't know if she's a typical nun of that era — I suspect not — but I can imagine how she could logically be an idiosyncratic nun of that era.

The Portuguese nun of these letters is a literary paradigm as significant in European literature as that of Inês de Castro.

Pick a day — say, Feb. 1. That's St. Brigid of Ireland, a nun of the early church and the patroness of dairy maids.

Oh, where are the nuns of yesteryear?

There are 38 nuns of 12 nationalities.

When the nuns of New Skete bake, they pray.

For starters, the "nuns" of his world are prostitutes.

Monks and nuns of all sects are prohibited from displays of physical worship.