Sentence examples for for a disciple from inspiring English sources

Holding up her end, she fulfills his need for a disciple and lover.

For a disciple of José Mourinho, that kind of defensive switching off must have been immensely frustrating for Karanka.

One of the jokes at Partisan Review was "Dwight is looking for a disciple who will tell him what to think".

She was also noted, alongside One, as being the only Intoner who had no real need for a disciple.

Asiate, a mild bit of wordplay on "Asia" and "assiette," is a high-toned French-Japanese fusion restaurant and the first North American showcase for Mr. Sugie, a disciple of Charlie Trotter, who made his name in Sydney, Australia, at two highly regarded restaurants, Tetsuya and Restaurant VII.

For Thatcher, a disciple of free-market prophets like Milton Friedman and Friedrich Hayek, the key to London regaining its place as a dominant financial hub was in unrestricted competition.

leading spokesman for German socialism, a disciple of Karl Marx (from 1848), and one of the founders of the German labour movement.

Jermoluk, a passionate advocate for cable and a disciple of the Jim Clark school of confrontational leadership, seemed solidly ensconced at the helm of the world's leading provider of broadband cable services.

Bishops like New York Cardinal Timothy Dolan, president of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, have voiced support and sympathy for Ryan -- a disciple of the late philosopher and atheist Ayn Rand, the patron saint of modern libertarianism.

"It's like when Christ had his disciples; he's a disciple for us".

She married again, wrote a book called Yoga for Americans, and became a disciple of the controversial Indian guru Sathya Sai Baba.