Sentence examples for disciple reported from inspiring English sources

It all went on noisily and publicly on that stage peopled by the acolytes, hopeful future lovers, invited visitors, the uninvited; and yet a young disciple reported that this man who was in the newspapers as some kind of monster for his writing was the most charming host, a wonderful talker - he enthralled his listeners - and a fine cook.

Gibson's troubles started in 2004 with his absurdly gory Jesus snuff film, The Passion of the Christ, which implicates the Jews as doing Satan's work (in case you're wondering, none of the disciples reported seeing Satan walking amongst the Jews).

The Chicago PD has launched an investigation into death threats made against Ross by a Chicago gang, the Gangster Disciples, TMZ reported.

Of course, this is yet another farrago of nonsense; as with Walid Shoebat's crackpot exegesis of the Book of Revelation, this kind of re-interpretation is not warranted by any problem in the text, and it does violence to the context -- Jesus in Luke 10 17-20 is clearly celebrating Satan's fall in response to his disciples' reports of their successes as exorcists.

In January 2000 Wimbledon's then manager Egil Olsen, a disciple of Reep, reported: "He has been collecting data for over 50 years.

From the beginning, faith was intertwined with rigid notions of masculinity: Muhammad's disciple Ibn Abbas reported that the prophet "cursed those men who assume the manners of women and those women who assume those of men".

His friend and self-declared disciple Willem de Kooning reported Gorky's remarking to him, "Aha, so you have ideas of your own".

Frazier, a Democrat, held a sword as he spoke, and told a Biblical story of Jesus healing the servant of a high priest whose ear was cut off by one of the disciples, the news station reported. .

For Master Sheng-yen, whose worldwide movement of a reported one million disciples is dedicated to the protection of the spiritual environment, it was, as he said later, like "winning the lottery".

The pontiff told inmates that Jesus had washed the feet of his disciples in a gesture of service, Vatican Radio reported.

The gunman was linked to Saifallah Ben Hassine, an Ansar al-Sharia leader who was based in London for at least three years in the 1990s and became a disciple of deported cleric Abu Qatada, the Daily Mail reported.