Sentence examples for they were disciples from inspiring English sources

Would he claim that they were disciples of the same master, had studied together just as we were studying now?

Despite the artists' cry of innovation, it was apparent, as the art historian William H. Gerdts notes in his recent monograph on Glackens (Abbeville, 1996), that they were "disciples of the French Impressionists" who had been the rage in Paris 20 years earlier.

They were disciples of the Vilna Gaon and had settled in the city of Safed to the north.

But above all they are disciples of the big man upstairs and a worshipper in his church, El Sistema.

They are disciples of Dr. Donald M. Berwick, a former administrator of Medicare and Medicaid under President Obama, and they embrace his three-part vision: to improve the care of individual patients, to improve the overall health of the population and to reduce per-capita costs.

The Danes have even experimented, in the town of Hobro, with education-through-LARPing. The Danish organizers of the Harry Potter simulation state that they're disciples of the Nordiclarp movement, which is all about creating a convincing world and then dumping characters into it unscripted.

Schoenberg, Mahler, all these composers were disciples of his.

In John, Jesus' first two apostles were disciples of John the Baptist.

Herastos, Sosipater, Quartus and Tercias were disciples of the Apostle Paul.

Or they might be disciples from The Passion.

"They were his disciples," Mr. Seye said, indicating that they were so fanatical that they believed Mr. Thioune was God.