Sentence examples similar to a committed disciple of from inspiring English sources

You say early in your book that your study of Jesus' life has made you "a more genuinely committed disciple of Jesus of Nazareth than I ever was of Jesus Christ".

Tilton had once been Beecher's most committed disciple, and together they edited The Independent, one of the most influential religious periodicals in the country.

Led by Alexander Skarsgård's brooding leader and Ellen Page's committed disciple, the group only venture from their hiding place to commit eye-for-an-eye attacks against plutocratic corporations guilty of gross negligence.

Christoph ends up a murderer, a drug addict, a disciple of brute strength.

Nevertheless, she remains a committed supporter of Mr Chávez.

"We have got a committed group of players and staff.

She was an admirer of Debussy, a disciple of Ravel.

Cervantes was a disciple of a daring Spanish Erasmist, Juan López de Hoyos.

A monk of Mount Athos, Callistus became a disciple of the method of prayer known as Hesychasm.

"I'm a big disciple of Joseph Campbell and Carl Gustav Jung.

Passeron, a former disciple of French intellectual Pierre Bourdieu, was delighted.