Sentence examples for that a cathedral from inspiring English sources

Can one say that a cathedral is a mistake, exactly?

The only canonical requirement is that a cathedral should be consecrated and adequately endowed.

It's a rum thought that a cathedral of the Church of England treasures a tract justifying the decapitation of its titular head.

Thục declared that the apparition was the Virgin Mary, and ordered that a cathedral be built in place of the makeshift Buddhist pagoda that occupied the site.

"You can have that in a cathedral in England, but here it's a feeling of awe in the beauty of the landscape and the music".

Meanwhile, the Guardian's Ruth Gledhill is convinced that an archdeacon - rather than a cathedral dean - will be first in line.

An early self-portrait photo collage shows the tall, handsomely Nordic twins against a background that includes a cathedral and a tram, elements that recur in "Nocturna Artificialia," their first puppet animation, from 1979.

The Cambridge English Dictionary defines a city as a large town or any town in the UK that has a cathedral; while erecting a cathedral is no longer a requirement, official city status in the UK can only be declared by royal designation.

For the tifosi, there would be no more fitting climax to four marvellous days when old gods are worshipped, gods of racing rather than commerce, at a circuit that is a cathedral to speed.  .

Westminster Abbey was a Benedictine monastery that became a cathedral after the Dissolution of the Monasteries, but only for ten years.

Is that enough for a cathedral?