Sentence examples for disciple's from inspiring English sources

I asked Rose what he thought of his disciple's work as a television host.

Iyer is more than happy to become the disciple's disciple, hanging on to Cohen's every sutra and teisho.

Its headquarters, in Atlanta, are adorned with Bible verses and a statue of Jesus washing a disciple's feet.

The three letters are (1) To Herodotus, dealing with physics; (2) To Pythocles (probably a disciple's abridgement), on meteorology; and (3) To Menoeceus, on ethics and theology.

Demonstrating a disciple's faith in the power of dialogue to bridge any gap between one person and another, he answered: "He is really saying that if we don't allow a genuine 'We' to life, we will destroy ourselves.

The disciple's knowledge of logic and Aristotelian philosophy is built upon this grammatical foundation.

THE DEVIL'S DISCIPLE George Bernard Shaw's 1897 melodrama is set in the U.S. during the Revolutionary War.

Louis Sullivan, Richardson's disciple and Wright's teacher, sensed "an intoxicating rawness, a sense of big things to be done," and began with the Auditorium Building in 1889.

With capitalism in retreat in the 1930s, Spencer's disciple Beatrice Webb nominated Stalin's Soviet Union as the next stage of social evolution.

The precise implications of Darwin's answer are still being debated by his disciples — Harvard's E. O. Wilson in one corner, Oxford's Richard Dawkins in the other.

THE UNLIKELY DISCIPLE A Sinner's Semester at America's Holiest University.