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MR. Pittman first encountered Mr. Mollison and his teachings at a weekend seminar in New Mexico in 1985.

The imam firmly denied that Mr. Mateen had heard any teachings at the mosque that would radicalize him.

He became a highly trained martial artist (of course), and thanks to his teachings at a Tibetan monastery, he expanded his mind to allow for abilities like telekinesis.

Accordingly, a direct descendant of Ganioda'yo, Jemmy Johnson, was appointed to recite the teachings at a longhouse meeting on an Iroquois reservation at Tonawanda, New York.

Siskind and Callahan inspired a generation of young photographers through their teachings at the Institute of Design, the school that had been started in 1937 in Chicago by Moholy-Nagy as the New Bauhaus.

His lack of enthusiasm for organized religion became more pronounced when he was exposed to secular teachings at a London mechanics' institute, the "Hall of Science" off Tottenham Court Road.

Chan teachings are—at least ideally improvised in effective and always situated response to actual needs and concerns.

I was substitute-teaching at the time, a grinding, chaotic, thankless job, but I didn't really have a choice — we needed money to stay alive, same as anybody else.

He was a true believer in church teachings, but at the same time he understood that people had varying viewpoints.

Addressing the throngs who mob him everywhere, he invariably returns to the Koran and his belief that the prophet's teachings rested, at base, on the need for dialogue and consent among the governed.

Aristotle, whose teachings were at the heart of Western political thought for two millennia, was much more willing than Plato to acknowledge that politics is a dynamic and historical process.