Sentence examples for a disciple in from inspiring English sources

She was a disciple in "Emotion," and now she's a sinner, but one made chaste through ravishment by her god.

A version recited by the blind priest Kakuichi and recorded by a disciple in 1371 is considered the text's definitive form.

The title role is played by Glenn Carter, a British stage actor who started as a disciple in the London production.

Kafka befriends Oshima, the androgynous, hemophiliac assistant at a small library where the boy can read all day and, eventually, bunk at night; Nakata in his winning simplicity finds a disciple in one of the truck drivers who give him a ride, the lower-class, hitherto unenlightened Hoshino, "with a ponytail, a pierced ear, and a Chunichi Dragons baseball team cap".

"As long as the cheques come in – flagellate me, beat me, whip me... ...... There's something about McShane – something in his personality, perhaps, or mere typecasting – that has always drawn him to the dark side; even when playing a disciple in the 1977 Jesus of Nazareth, he had to be Judas Iscariot.

Ricciardi and DePodesta worked for Athletics General Manager Billy Beane, an Alderson disciple, in Oakland a decade ago — a period made famous in the best-selling book "Moneyball," which described how the A's emphasized statistical analysis to identify undervalued players rather than relying on the subjective judgment of scouts.

He began as a Charlie Parker disciple in the 1940's, and made a leap out of stylistic entrapment by changing his instrument from alto saxophone to the tenor and soprano.

His early mentor in Paris was Karin Waehner, a prominent disciple in France of Mary Wigman, the German modern-dance pioneer.

These traits make Bunting sound less like a savage disciple in Pound's posse than any number of twentysomething poets working today.

Balakirev, whose influence over the other composers in The Five had meanwhile waned, may have sensed the potential for a new disciple in Tchaikovsky.

The idea goes back to Nicholas Kaldor, a disciple of Keynes, in the 1940s, and was recast in the framework of catastrophe theory in 1979 by Hal Varian, currently the chief economist at Google.