Sentence examples for influential fellowship from inspiring English sources
Archbishop Eliud Wabukala, the Primate of Kenya and the leader of the influential Fellowship of Confessing Anglicans, made the comments in a statement reacting to the recent decision by the Church of England to lift the ban on gay but celibate men becoming bishops.
It was in the United States, Mr. Bahati contended, that he first became close with a group of influential social conservatives, including politicians, known as The Fellowship, which would later become a base of inspiration and technical support for the anti-homosexuality bill.
All fellows, past and current, reported that they had a mentor during fellowship, that the mentor was "particularly influential," and that they continued even after completion of the fellowship to receive guidance from the mentor.
Unforgotten Born in 1902, when women were music teachers but rarely regarded as musicians, Ruth Crawford, the shy, intellectual daughter of a Methodist minister, went on to win a Guggenheim Fellowship in 1930, travel in Europe and establish herself as an influential ultra-modernist composer.
Prison Fellowship Ministries was founded by Charles W. Colson, an ally of President Bush and an influential evangelical who went to prison for his role in the Watergate cover-up in the Nixon administration.
This view is influential.
"He's really influential".
The fellowship of breath.
1932: Establishes Taliesin Fellowship.
