例句與造句

1. Biographer Peter Hebblethwaite called it Pope John's " last will and testament ".
2. Peter Hebblethwaite, former Jesuit, journalist and biographer of two popes, has died at age 64.
3. Peter Hebblethwaite, a British scholar, Vatican watcher, and papal biographer, died on Sunday in Oxford.
4. According to Peter Hebblethwaite, the Germans " regarded the Pope's behaviour as equivalent to espionage ".
5. But he pointed to a 1995 book, " The Next Pope, " by the late Peter Hebblethwaite, which addresses the subject.
6. It's difficult to find peter hebblethwaite in a sentence. 用peter hebblethwaite造句挺難的
7. Peter Hebblethwaite wrote, it was " more like a surrender than anything else : it involved the suicide of the Centre Party . . . ".
8. Author Peter Hebblethwaite wrote that Paveli
   was anxious to get diplomatic relations and a Vatican blessing for the new'Catholic state'but that " Neither was forthcoming ".
9. Even John XXIII, who reigned less than five years, was the subject of a fine, thorough biography by longtime Vatican correspondent Peter Hebblethwaite, as was Paul VI _ both after the subjects were dead.
10. However, wrote Peter Hebblethwaite, these concordats did not prove " durable or creditable " and " wholly failed in their aim of safeguarding the institutional rights of the Church " for " Europe was entering a period in which such agreements were regarded as mere scraps of paper ".
11. Famous " Vaticanologist " include the author and commentator Peter Hebblethwaite, who wrote biographies of ( among others ) Pope John XXIII and Pope Paul VI, as well as a best-selling account of the events of 1978 in " Year of Three Popes ".
12. Peter Hebblethwaite wrote that, by early 1944, some 20, 000 partisans had emerged from Catholic Action, supported by sympathetic provincial clergy in the North, who pronounced the Germans to be " unjust invaders ", whom it was lawful and meritorious to repel . " Bishops tended to be more cautious ", wrote Hebblethwaite, Maurilio Fossati, the Cardinal Archbishop of Turin " visited partisan units in the mountains, heard their confessions and said Mass for them ."
13. According to Roncalli's biographer Peter Hebblethwaite the two men were initially close friends, and this connection may have played a part in the future pope's abrupt removal from a seminary post early in his career ., as well as in the " Suspected of Modernism " entry which was made against Roncalli's name in his official record in the Vatican archives, something he would later refute by inserting, in his own hand " I, Pope John XXIII, have never been a Modernist ".