Sentence examples for respected disciple from inspiring English sources

My grandfather, Reb Mendl Rosensaft, was a prominent and highly respected disciple of the Gerer Rebbe, the largest and most prominent Hasidic dynasty in pre-World War II Poland.

Since the numbers of articles against many journals are few to get some simple inferences, the research journals reviewed are grouped with respect to disciple wise, i.e. Transportations (TP), Aerospace Sciences (AS), Fuel & Energy (F&E) and Environmental Science ESS).

She was "well known and respected as a liberal economist, a disciple of John Maynard Keynes and the Keynesian principles that had guided the Democratic Party's economic policy" since the presidency of Franklin D. Roosevelt, Greider wrote.

Later commentaries by Virasena (in the 8th century) and his disciple Jinasena (in the 9th century) on the Kashayaprabhrita are also highly respected by Digambaras.

Its leaders say it is respected for sticking to its guns when Mr Gutiérrez turned from a populist left-winger into a disciple of macroeconomic orthodoxy.And its momentum against the president is reviving.

Influenced by the respected late Buddhist leader Taixu's calls for contributing to society to gain enlightenment, the masters and their disciples made the idea a reality.

He was in this respect a true disciple of George Bernard Shaw, the brilliant comic playwright whose dialectical brilliance was equally on display in his dramatic criticism.

Two days later, I did what any self-respecting, half-crazy CrossFit disciple would do; I went back to redo the workout during open gym.

Mr. Martins is his most faithful disciple in this respect.

In this respect, Xi is a true disciple of Deng Xiaoping, albeit in these less harsh, more tempered times.

Became disciple of value investor Benjamin Graham.