Sentence examples for pope out of from inspiring English sources

Henry, who made him Archbishop of Canterbury in 1533, was probably less of a reformer than Cranmer: he wanted the Pope out of his business, but saw himself as "Defender of the Faith," a faith still essentially that of English Catholicism.

According to Moore's mother, Anne, Pope "came out of nowhere" and hearing her scream for help and "dove into the water without any hesitation".

Back at the hotel full of deniers, Inhofe – after essentially telling the pope to butt out of his business – could not resist trespassing on that of the Vatican.

But you already know I live for anything that comes out of Papa Pope's mouth.

If the only good that comes out of the Pope's statement is that others will be less judgmental, than that would be a great place to start.

"Frankly, anyone who wants to be pope is out of his mind," he said.

The pope inched out of the car onto a three-step riser covered with worn carpeting.

Nor of the new pope slipping out of the Vatican to take up with a theatrical company producing The Seagull.

Morgan writes that Pope stomped out of his office, swearing, "It's time to pick a side and go for blood".

The Trump campaign also released a statement from the candidate, defending his hard-line policies on immigration and saying the pope was out of line.

He caviled, he stalled, he gave orders and then recalled them; at one point he declared it was better to "let Pope get out of his scrape as best he can" and save his own troops to defend Washington.