Practicing meditation may give you a sense of renewed self-disciple, concentration, and happiness.
His friend and self-declared disciple Willem de Kooning reported Gorky's remarking to him, "Aha, so you have ideas of your own".
A swashbuckling, self-proclaimed disciple of the "new economy", the Texan energy-trading giant had set itself the brash goal of becoming the world's biggest company.
The cultivators of these new fields, such as Jean-Victor Poncelet (1788 1867) and his self-taught disciple Jakob Steiner (1796 1863), vehemently urged the claims of geometry over analysis.
A light-handed and generous narration tells of a sexually frustrated wife who undergoes psychoanalysis and metamorphoses into a self-directed disciple of the ideas of Marie Stopes.
"Reference Sen. Thurmond".' State Senator John Courson, a fellow Republican and self-described disciple of Thurmond's, expresses dismay about the media attention.
Walt Whitman, the self-declared disciple of Emerson, embodies another aspect of the transcendental tradition: its sense that "freedom", in all its many facets, is the essence of all American ideology, including poetic ideology.
WASHINGTON — Mitt Romney's running mate, Representative Paul D. Ryan of Wisconsin, is a self-styled disciple of the late Jack Kemp, the buoyant conservative Republican who played a major role in shaping the political agenda in the last quarter of the 20th century.
That newer generation of commercial folk musicians owed him a deep debt: Peter, Paul and Mary regarded themselves as the Weavers' successors, and singers from Joan Baez and Judy Collins to Joni Mitchell, Arlo Guthrie and Bob Dylan – a self-described disciple of Woody Guthrie – appeared on stage with Seeger and honoured him with tributes.
As NPR's Nina Totenberg and Lauren Russell noted, Gorsuch is a "self-proclaimed disciple of [the late Justice] Scalia's crusade" of originalism ― taking the Constitution as it was literally intended by those who wrote it in its time.
