Sentence examples for loyal disciple from inspiring English sources

Initially a loyal disciple of Gillespie, Davis by the late 1950s knew that he had neither the embouchure nor the ear for Gillespie's pyrotechnics.

Rave from the Grave: Completion of Le Corbusier's church, St Pinrre-de-Firminy in the Loire Valley by the Swiss-French master's loyal disciple, José Oubrerie.

Weiss presents powerful evidence that even today Greenspan remains her loyal disciple, having renounced his partial admission of failure to Congress.

Praising the murdered clergyman for 58 years of loyal service to the church, he said: "Jacques, you were a loyal disciple of Jesus.

The diplomatic struggle over the Arab League's peace proposal for Syria has nearly obscured an important detail of the plan: President Bashar al-Assad would be replaced in a transition by a loyal disciple.

Page A6 DETAIL OBSCURED IN SYRIA The diplomatic struggle over the Arab League's peace proposal for Syria has nearly obscured an important element of the plan: in a transition President Bashar al-Assad would be replaced by a loyal disciple.

Despite efforts by loyal disciples like Ernest Jones to exculpate Freud from blame, subsequent research concerning his relations with former disciples like Viktor Tausk have clouded the picture considerably.

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The young Austrian composers Alban Berg and Anton Webern began studying with him in 1904; both gained from him the impetus to their notable careers, and Schoenberg, in turn, benefitted greatly from the intellectual stimulation of his loyal disciples.

But then, in February 2002, the head of the Akshobhya Buddha turned up in Taiwan, the gift of loyal disciples to the Buddhist master Sheng-yen, the 73-year-old founder of the Dharma Drum Mountain Buddhist Association, based in Taiwan, and also of the Chan Meditation Center in Elmhurst, Queens.

Raw wounds over the downfall of Lady Thatcher as prime minister nearly a quarter of a century ago were reopened in the House of Lords when one of her most loyal disciples, Lord Tebbit, lamented the way in which she was overthrown by "her friends".