Sentence examples for being a disciple from inspiring English sources

He is probably a cocktail of all these things, in addition to being a disciple of the Italian philosopher Niccolo Machiavelli's book The Prince.

And so, by reciting a series of regrets and confessions, Lanz­mann reveals that he created his thoroughly Sartrean "Shoah" only by being a disciple of Sartre who has spent a lifetime rebelling against Sartre — reverently, reluctantly and incompletely.

It doesn't matter how many hyphens we tack on to the front of it ("servant-leadership", "compassionate-leadership", "collaborative-leadership"), it is still leadership, and therefore antithetical to the model, ministry and challenge of being a disciple of Jesus Christ.

In her Complete Cookery Course, she admits to being a "disciple of Escoffier" on the subject of scrambling, which sounds an uncharacteristically Francophile admission from our homely domestic goddess, but I'm willing to give the good monsieur's method a try on her recommendation.

In other words, imagine Peter's notion, containing, among other things, humanity, being a disciple of Christ, being the founder of the church, and being a denier of Christ.

He remains loyal to the memory of their friendship, but he escaped being a disciple.

Not everyone is a disciple.

Don't be a disciple".

Jovellanos was a disciple of Adam Smith.

Carpenter was a disciple of Walt Whitman.

Lajos is a disciple of Nietzsche.