Sentence examples for real pope from inspiring English sources

Will they know it when they see the real Pope?

"You don't find the real Pope in his writing, just his opinions and his skill.

So with something like "The Pope stinks," I just started imagining that the real Pope stinks; that he actually might smell bad.

That Baby Pope didn't have a Popemobile, but was wearing the traditional white cassock and the mitre headdress – with the real Pope telling the baby one's parents that they had "a great sense of humour".

The explanation has an attractively deranged logic: if the pope is always right, as traditionalists would like to believe, and if this particular pope is clearly wrong, as traditionalists also believe, then obviously this pope is not the real pope.

Professor Bellitto said, "I have heard people in their 40s and 50s saying, 'I'll watch him on TV, but I met the real pope.' " The recent Pew poll found that 15percentt of Catholics had yet to form an impression of him.

Therefore they mistakenly numbered the real popes John XV to XIX as John XVI to XX.

This is a fascinating nudge in the direction of an established strain of conservative fringe belief: that liberalising popes are not in fact real popes, but imposters, sent by the devil.

For instance, in real life, Pope Paul VI died in August of that year.

Just for your information, here's the real caption: Pope Francis exchanges gifts with Gianluigi Buffon of Italy and Lionel Messi of Argentina (R) during a private audience at The Vatican on August 13, 2013 in Vatican City, Vatican.

Judy Smith, "the real Olivia Pope" who worked in the George HW Bush White House and has advised celebrity clients from Monica Lewinsky to Wesley Snipes, has the task of restoring the company's reputation after a week when it has been accused – even by President Barack Obama – of caving in to blackmail and threats of violence.