Heck, the extreme, but rare, disciples of the lifestyle have chosen to forgo the last one altogether.
Some might ascribe this to Dunga, 46, but he is a mere disciple — an extreme one perhaps — of a toughening-up process that dates to 1966.
Although Bradwardine was not the object of FitzRalph's attack, it seems to be written in response to disciples of Bradwardine who had espoused an extreme form of predestinarianism from a reading of the De Causa Dei.
At WrestleMania, Punk lost to Mysterio sparking a rematch at Extreme Rules where Punk would have to shave his head, like his disciples, if he lost.
He sponsored sporting events around the world, and taught his disciples to believe that they, too, could achieve spiritual growth through extreme athletic accomplishment.
In its song "Portland Sucks," the local band White Fang pokes profanely at everything from the city's joblessness to its self-obsession and sometimes counterintuitive rigidity, from "angry vegans" to outspoken disciples of do-it-yourself ("DIY") culture -- localism in the extreme.
The danger of the false view of "destruction" is an extreme case, in which the Buddha is silent so as not to have to lead his disciple into a dangerous view.
Isabella Blow became a disciple.
Mr. Chinmoy died in 2007, but there are still several hundred disciples living here around his old house and following his spiritual path of prayer, meditation, vegetarianism, celibacy and extreme physical challenges.
Actually, the platform of his critical attitudes is largely moral, but his two disciples, I.A. Richards in Principles of Literary Criticism (1924) and William Empson in Seven Types of Ambiguity (1930), carried his method to extreme lengths.
