Sentence examples for no disciple from inspiring English sources
QUESTION FROM JOCK IRELAND: NO!!! Disciple of Bonnefoy: yes!!!
Mr. Tafel was an apprentice nonpareil, but he was no disciple.
Mr. Bolcom took in their gospel with eager ears, but he was no disciple.
Although happy to back progressive causes, the 57-year-old Mr Fini is no disciple of the free market.
As he raps on u, referring to himself: "You ain't no brother, you ain't no disciple, you ain't no friend/ A friend never leave Compton for profit or leave his best friend".
Mr. O'Day is no disciple of City Ballet's founding father, George Balanchine, although he has a firm knowledge of the classical idiom and uses it with a welcome brashness.
— has no disciples, only friends.
Monet had no disciples, no students, no interest in leading a school; whereas Pissarro was devoted to teaching other painters.
"Some people die, and you know nothing about them, because there is no legacy, no disciples and no school," he said.
"She has no master and no disciples, which forces her to reinvent the history of cinema in her own terms," Ms. Reynaud wrote.
His disappointment was not to have persuaded others (an occasional "we prescriptivists" was always uncertain of reference), and to have left no disciples; he once told John Lucas that this made his life a failure.
