Sentence examples for prominent disciple from inspiring English sources
Parkour's most prominent disciple in America is Mark Toorock, who lives in Washington, D.C., and runs a Web site called American Parkour.
His early mentor in Paris was Karin Waehner, a prominent disciple in France of Mary Wigman, the German modern-dance pioneer.
The presumed front-runner is Saeed Jalili, Iran's nuclear negotiator and a prominent disciple of the ayatollah, who has warned against showing any sign of weakness in Iran's nuclear dispute with the West.
Its influence on Kannada literature in the early 14th century is seen in the earliest known compositions written by Naraharitirtha, a prominent disciple of Madhvacharya.
Two of the more prominent disciples of these knock-head peculiarities were Charles Oakley and Chris Childs.
Other prominent disciples include Yoheved Kaplinsky, who also studied with Ms. Taubman and is now chairman of the piano department at Juilliard.
The openness to Kant in turn made it easier for Goethe to respond positively when in 1794 one of Kant's most prominent disciples, the poet and dramatist Friedrich Schiller, who was then living in Jena, suggested that he and Goethe should collaborate on a new journal, Die Horen (The Horae), intended to give literature a voice in an age increasingly dominated by politics.
Sonnabend Gallery 536 West 22nd Street, Chelsea Through Oct. 30 Goethe-Institut 1014 Fifth Avenue, at 82nd Street Through today Among the prominent disciples of the German photographers Bernd and Hilla Becher, Candida Höfer may still be the most underrated, as these two gorgeous shows remind us.
Their statements are also in accordance with the nature of his first measures as abbot, with the significance of his first buildings, and with the Benedictine leanings of his most prominent disciples.
"I'm a big disciple of Joseph Campbell and Carl Gustav Jung.
Not only did the G.O.P. lose seats at the height of the impeachment frenzy with this tactic, but almost every prominent religious-right disciple went down to defeat then too.
