Sentence examples for becoming a disciple from inspiring English sources
Dacre stayed in America for six years, shedding his student politics and becoming a disciple of self-reliance.
Subject in the last years of his life to fits of depression, he sought relief by becoming a disciple of the religious enthusiast Antoinette Bourignon.
In his early 20s he left Iran to continue his studies in Iraq, becoming a disciple of Grand Ayatollah Abu al-Qasim al-Khoei in Al-Najaf.
I've been sharing my take on discipline for a while now ~ becoming a disciple of something consistently over time, aligning thought, word, and action.
Becoming a serious disciple of Freud, he underwent analysis, writing an acclaimed biography, Freud: A Life for Our Time, in 1988.
Kapleau traveled back to Japan in 1953 to study Zen, spending three years in the monastery of Harada Daiun-roshi (roshi, a Japanese term of respect meaning "master," is bestowed upon Zen masters by their disciples) and subsequently becoming a student of Yasutani Haku'un-roshi.
Maybe he becomes a disciple, maybe not.
A group of Europeans, including a disciple of Nietzsche and a sex-mad baroness with three lovers, made this their home in the 1930s, becoming a cause célèbre when murder and shipwreck destroyed their tiny colony.
Becoming a doctor, silly!
Becoming a good listener.
