Because Clinton is a disciple of Alinsky, Carson implied that she is therefore also a disciple of Lucifer.
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Each successive coach has been a disciple of Total Football.
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I can say that I've become a David Fincher disciple.
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Chisholm was unbossed; Gillibrand is a disciple of Hillary Clinton.
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Could he be a secret disciple of the immortal Sun Tzu?
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Slayer - "Disciple" (103 BPM)From the thrash legends' nu-metal days.
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Also I think it was ... I'm a big Warren Buffett disciple.
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Like any worthy disciple, she had defended Graf from a dangerous adversary.
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He is a disciple of Mike McCarthy, the Green Bay Packers' coach.
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Today I am microneedling disciple and in the Mashell Tabe fan club.
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Kisho Kurokawa, a disciple of Kenzo Tange, designed the Nakagin Capsule Tower.
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German ex-disciple Wolfgang Dobrowolny, shows an attempted gang rape during an
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She first met Mr. Jois in 19913 and became an enraptured disciple.
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Babitz mythologizes herself, writing more as a disciple than as a journalist.
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Among the onlookers recently was Ashrita Furman, a disciple of Mr. Chinmoy.
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And the Black Disciple with the phone was shot in his foot.
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Father Barros was the disciple and right-hand man of Father Karadima.
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As a computer science PhD student, I am a disciple of big data.
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He was, for a while, a disciple of the libertarian novelist, Ayn Rand.
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A senior disciple of Thich Nhat Hanh explains mindfulness for times of conflict.
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He's a disciple of Roy Cohn, the take-no-prisoners New York attorney.
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But Mr. West's other disciple, Chance the Rapper, sees something different in him.
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Even Buffett is a diligent disciple of his principles for long-term investing.
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And the Islamic State militant group belatedly exalted him as a martyred disciple.
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A Zen master, his disciple and a duck are trapped in a bottle.
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Basketball is a religion in North Carolina, and I quickly became a disciple.
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"Man's Search for Meaning," by Viktor Frankl Viktor Frankl was a disciple of Freud.
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Mr Xiao liked to style himself a value investor and disciple of Warren Buffett.
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Fisher was fired last February, and Kurt Rambis, a Jackson disciple, became interim coach.
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And Mr. Putin is not the only disciple of Ilyin among the Kremlin elite.
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Miller, a run-and-shoot disciple, took Marinovich to an audition conducted by Davis.
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We disciple individuals who are conflicted about their sexuality in regards to their faith.
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My Columbia professor, Bruce Greenwald, is a disciple of Warren Buffett and Ben Graham.
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Even so, she eventually bestirs herself to tell Disciple that she wants a divorce.
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ISTANBUL — An Islamic State disciple kills 39 New Year's revelers at an Istanbul nightclub.
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So he let fossil fuel disciple Scott Pruitt run amok in the Environmental Protection Agency.
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Now, he is a disciple of engagement: "Feedback creates a union of souls," he says.
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Hancock's parliamentary office is deferring all awkward questions about the Matt Hancock App to Disciple.
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That puts the most prominent female disciple of Jesus on a level with his apostles.
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Historically, she was definitely a disciple and a believer and a champion of his message.
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Yet, before long, Mr. Evans became Peter, the frightened disciple who denied Jesus three times.
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Hurt), a bartender and 12-step-program disciple, married to Trish; Julie's doctor, Patrick (Mr.
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Whatever the truth, a Gangster Disciple whipped out a pistol and opened fire, witnesses said.
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Oklahoma Head Coach Lincoln Riley is a disciple of the man who revolutionized college football.
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I don't mind sharing this with you — I am an official Shaolin disciple; I was ordained.
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" And obvious disciple of the band, Courtney Barnett, provides backing vocals on"Howl at the Summit.
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As a Star Wars disciple, I've taken the time to mine the trailer for its secrets.
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"It's an amazing phenomenon," says Sarah T. (a pseudonym), a former disciple of Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh.
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But he says that he does not tell her, or any other disciple, how to vote.
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That same month, parole was recommended for the convicted murderer and Manson disciple Leslie Van Houten.
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Both of those parties are not known be believers in budget disciple or in economic reform.
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The mother of a Black Disciple was caught in the crossfire, shot in her left foot.
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Benoit Lapierre, retired from competing and now a life coach, espouses New-Agey platitudes to his disciple.
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But authorities say 19-year-old Gates was a fellow Black Disciple but from a different faction.
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The disciple Judas may end up betraying Jesus, but that doesn't mean the two can't sing together!
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He is a disciple of "design thinking", a problem-solving methodology rooted in observation of successful innovators.
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Eventually, she was restored by the Catholic Church to her rightful identity as a disciple of Jesus.
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"People are wary right now," Pastor Marcus D. King of Disciple Center Community Church in DeSoto, said.
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Today, the "disciple of servant leadership" uses his experiences in the military to inspire and motivate others.
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He was a disciple of Ayn Rand's libertarian ideology, but his forte was the mastering of data.
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That came verbatim from my friend, the philosopher Thomas Zummer, who had been a disciple of Foucault.
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Every day after middle school I would come home to the two of them, demagogue and disciple.
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No, not because Snider, a noted Ayn Rand disciple, may have had differing political views from Trump.
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In a televised broadcast, Chávez declared that he had chosen Maduro, a fervent disciple, as his successor.
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His disciple Shimon Peres is a lover of literature and is very friendly with authors and poets.
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"Magdalene" presents the singer as a suffering but loyal disciple, a woman whose love subsumes everything else.
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Palihapitiya, who called himself a Buffett "disciple," said he sees the cryptocurrency as a replacement to gold.
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His great disciple, Frank Lloyd Wright, would extend Sullivan's philosophy in his own writings and architectural projects.
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Tell him that his Chinese disciple was humming the 'Missa Solemnis' as he went to his execution.
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Over the years, Ram Dass had alternately been Mr. Leary's disciple, enemy and, at the end, friend.
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Is the right person to guide AI's future Kratsios, a disciple of the deregulation-happy godfather of Facebook?
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Eventually, Mr. Bonsignore reached out to Lucinda Sterling, a partner at Middle Branch and a Petraske bartending disciple.
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Not exactly a disciple of Ayn Rand, the novelist famous for "Atlas Shrugged" who has inspired many libertarians.
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Doluz says that "even if that should be offered," a disciple can always turn down a sexual advance.
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Roseanne exists and with a full cast, only one of whom is a disciple of Trump on Twitter.
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Like Warhol and his disciple Jeff Koons, Marisol was aloof and opaque, a master of the gnomic pronouncement.
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She's been in training throughout season 6, working to become a true disciple of the Many-Faced God.
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Hnath is a master of Socratic dialogue, a disciple of George Bernard Shaw by way of Wallace Shawn.
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By the time she arrived at Yale, Murray was an experienced activist and a disciple of nonviolent protest.
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"He must be a disciple of Buddha," he said, matter-of-factly, and walked off, down the trail.
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The man waiting in the wings is Benn's disciple, Jeremy Corbyn, who wants to roll back the Thatcher era.
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Following Hal's arrest, Penelope deployed his disciple, Chic, to destroy the town using G&G as a mental poison.
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I'm more of a mosaic of my favorite parts of many people, rather than a disciple of an individual.
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Mary was a disciple of her philosopher father and, for all the science, the novel's primary concern is ethics.
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Reassuringly, Plato's (Socrates disciple) Republic is still at the top of required readings in the most prestigious American colleges.
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As soon as they saw the Big Muddy, according to another disciple, they knew that it was the place.
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Her sole desire is to be "a faithful disciple to the store," with its clearly defined transactions and tasks.
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Briefly a student at the Cleveland Institute of Art and a disciple of the renowned folk artist the Rev.
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His father, James Mill, was the "most faithful and fervent disciple" of Jeremy Bentham, the inventor of the felicific calculus.
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Knowing I'd given it my best shot was satisfying, despite my disappointing lack of conversion to a sworn durian disciple.
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Restless, he hitchhiked around the world and wound up in India, where he became a disciple of Neem Karoli Baba.
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Habiyambere was describing his rise from disciple of Gasigwa to I.T.F. prospect at the federation's High Performance Center in Morocco.
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Hear it below, and become a disciple of the church of ABRA while you're there—it's a lot of fun.
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In the 53s, Clement Greenberg and his young disciple Michael Fried championed Morris Louis, presenting him as Jackson Pollock's successor.
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" John Muir, a co-founder of the Sierra Club and disciple of Thoreau, wrote about the indolence of Black "Sambos.
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That moment seemed to crystallize Ryan's transformation from a disciple of Jack Kemp to a blocking back for Donald Trump.
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Lemme tell you something: When Bill Simmons represents the LEAST annoying disciple of a certain subculture, that's a rough subculture.
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Get me a white polo shirt and a canvas and some pound shop paints and make me your disciple, Britney.
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THE evidence that President Donald Trump has "fulfilled miracles", as his chief disciple Mike Pence claims, is in one sense incontrovertible.
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Mr. Denham, bless him, listens to all this with the concentration of a disciple at the feet of a Dalai Lama.
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As a disciple of the late Roy Cohn, who practiced the politics of destruction by innuendo for the red-baiting Sen.
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One disciple of the idea, Bryan Caplan of George Mason University, is currently penning a book entitled "The Case Against Education".
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Pope Francis called him "a humble and faithful disciple of Christ, tireless in serving the poor," the Catholic News Agency reported.
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A disciple of method acting, Wilder made his Broadway debut in 1961, and soon became acquainted with writer-director Mel Brooks.
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However, his explanation for choosing Rambis, a Jackson disciple who served as interim coach last season, was hardly coated in enthusiasm.
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He earned a Ph.D. in the field from Princeton, where he was a disciple of the philosopher and mathematician Hilary Putnam.
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The owner of this Loving Hut, Charles Liang, later told me that he's been a disciple of Ching Hai since 1996.
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He picked Martín Guzmán, a young disciple of the Nobel Prize winner Joseph Stiglitz, to head the key ministry last week.
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Latin recording artist Prince Royce (as the disciple Peter) will sing Hoobastank's "The Reason" and duet with Canela on Phillip Phillips' "Home".
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Thecla was a disciple of St. Paul and locals believe she hid here after fleeing Roman persecution because of her Christian faith.
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Adopting, oh, I&aposm going to be a disciple of -- I&aposm going to take orders from whoever gives them to me.
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"Some courageous women, like [anthropologist and feminist] Sarah Blaffer Hrdy, have really bravely challenged the sexist baggage within the disciple," Saini says.
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A disciple of Talabani, he left the PUK last year and is campaigning against corruption, a key issue for many Kurdish voters.
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A disciple of Ayn Rand and supply-side legend Jack Kemp, Ryan presented himself as the wonkish future of the Republican Party.
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Belgian investigators say that Abdelhamid Abaaoud, a Molenbeek resident who commanded the November attacks in Paris, was a disciple of Mr. Zerkani.
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There are biblical allusions to Jesus, Mary, Judas and perhaps another disciple, but the story line is muddled and hard to interpret.
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But beyond that disciple instinct, the former Pedro the Lion auteur is also uniquely cut out for all this as a performer.
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Valérie Forgues is a disciple of Didier Barrouillet of Clos Roche Blanche, the influential Loire estate that closed after the 2014 vintage.
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Then I ordered the duck wings at Upland in the Kips Bay neighborhood in Manhattan and instantly became a duck wing disciple.
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The clique worried that the war was about to flare again, said Antwine White, 24, a Gangster Disciple who is called Weedy.
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This would make the account doubly tragic: Gaddi was the most accomplished disciple of Giotto, the greatest artist of the Early Renaissance.
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A combative disciple of Andrew Jackson, Johnson often seemed most comfortable mixing it up with the crowd with extemporaneous remarks at political rallies.
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After Ukpong abandons her, Abasiama tentatively initiates friendships with Moxie (Lakisha Michelle May), a young prostitute, and Disciple (Chinaza Uche), another Nigerian student.
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I think they're the unsung heroes of the entertainment industry — people don't understand how much hard work, disciple, and passion go into it.
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Writer Michael Muhammad Knight, once a disciple of Wilson's, explains the Ong's Hat story's origins in his 20013 book William S. Burroughs vs.
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I'm a faithful disciple of Pocket, and habitually save anything and everything I see online that I might want to come back to.
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No serious contemporary researchers are taking the line of the Disciple who argued in 1968 that everyone should have access to unlimited LSD.
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Mourinho disciple Aitor Karanka fell out with the board in March and was replaced for the next game by his assistant, Steve Agnew.
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McCain, a Cold Warrior, was a disciple of President Ronald Reagan and adopted the later neoconservative assertiveness of the George W. Bush years.
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Mr. Yonebayashi, an able disciple, so far lacks the master's visual majesty, his attunement to the mysteries of nature and his ethical sophistication.
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Sukur was also a disciple of Fethullah Gulen, a cleric who has lived in self-imposed exile in Pennsylvania for nearly 20 years.
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Another disciple, Max Lipsey, an American based in the Netherlands, designed his Acciaio chairs for Cappellini ($4,770) with perforated leather seats and backs.
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"You're a rat," a Black Disciple said to one of the Gangster Disciples who he believed had given the police information about him.
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Instead, I became an unfortunate disciple of illusion-styling, at times looking like the freakish love-child of Bernie Sanders and Frasier Crane.
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He recently announced his first headline tour and his latest body of work One Foot In gives an insight to a real street disciple.
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It also often goes well beyond the seven dishes, with Italian American communities regularly putting a dozen (one for each disciple) on the table.
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Our way into this environment is the new disciple, a teenage girl [played by Ingrid Aanerud Solli], looking for anything to cling on to.
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It's worth it to note that Manson does not hate all the kids, as he's a noted fan of his disciple Lil Uzi Vert.
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It caught the attention of Dr. Johnson, a disciple of Dr. Harvey's, who in 1959 offered the young scientist a job in his laboratory.
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Her new boss, Albert Reimann Jr., was an early disciple of Adolf Hitler and described himself as an "unconditional follower" of Nazi race theory.
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It was Billy Beane, a former disciple of Alderson's in Oakland and now an industry giant as the A's vice president for baseball operations.
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The Islamic State described Mr. Masood as a disciple and a hero for the deadly assault carried out in the shadow of Big Ben.
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For the realm of conscience is precisely where the Christian disciple is called to discern every important moral decision that he or she makes.
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"Sojourners" already established the incipient mental disarray threatening to undermine Disciple (Chiké Johnson) and thus his uneasy new alliance with Abasiama (Patrice Johnson Chevannes).
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Best of all, he was a disciple of the late Jack Kemp, Republican congressman from New York and the 85033 GOP vice presidential nominee.
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Lavondale Glass, 43, a former Gangster Disciple who was helping to broker peace, saw the young men falling into the dangerous logic of revenge.
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Bernanke was a keen disciple and apologised to Friedman on behalf of his employer, vowing that the Fed wouldn't make the same mistake again.
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For a while there, I was a Marie Kondo disciple, but now I find myself regretting getting rid of so much stuff so suddenly.
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Things spiraled out of control as Ma Anand Sheela, Rajneesh's right-hand woman and devoted disciple, plots to secure the organization's political and fiscal dominance.
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J.J. Abrams was criticized heavily for focusing on nostalgia when he made The Force Awakens, but more than anything else, he was a studied disciple.
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The disciples, the movie suggests, purposely downgraded Mary's status within the group from beloved disciple, equal to them, to a woman who was simply around.
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He is interrupted by new neighbors, a young family whose matriarch, Parvenah (Bahar Pars), becomes both a conscience for and disciple of the old crank.
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I would've been about seven years old back then, and that visit to my grandfather's secret room transformed me into an unwitting disciple [of journalism].
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While running the joint venture there, he became a disciple of Carlos Slim, the telecom mogul considered one of the richest men in the world.
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"It was the South Vietnamese government that exiled him," said Sister True Dedication, a monastic disciple of Mr. Nhat Hanh and a former BBC journalist.
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Another battleground, the American Revolution, was the setting for Mr. Hamilton's interpretation of "The Devil's Disciple" (1959), based on the play by George Bernard Shaw.
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Graham Moore did just that in his one-act play "Acolyte," which revolves around Rand's affair with her much younger disciple Nathan Branden (Sam Lilja).
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In "The Knockadoo," a troubled woman (Sameerah Luqmaan-Harris) meets with a cult disciple (Orlando Jones) to perform a ritual that unearths disturbing childhood memories.
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The streets became even more appealing after a popular Gangster Disciple, Jarvis Smith, 22, was killed 11 years ago, drawing everyone in the neighborhood closer.
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So in February I called up Brother Phap Dung, a senior disciple and monk who is helping to run Plum Village in Nhat Hanh's absence.
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Venezuela and Cuba became close allies in the late 1990s under the respective leaderships of Fidel Castro and his younger disciple Hugo Chavez, both now deceased.
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Cuba and Venezuela became close allies in the late 1990s under the respective leaderships of Fidel Castro and his younger disciple Hugo Chavez, both now deceased.
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After its cancellation, Disney sent a final batch of episodes to Netflix, while other storylines were wrapped up in the novel Dark Disciple by Christie Golden.
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He practises this art mostly in a series of detective novels, in which a young Viennese psychotherapist and disciple of Freud helps to solve murder cases.
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An early disciple of Elvis Presley in the late '50s, he later graduated to folk music, playing coffee house hootenannies while still a prep school student.
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"I have stressed that I am a pastor and fellow disciple of Jesus, not a political leader," Gregory said in remarks released by the Catholic Standard.
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She remains a disciple of, and an occasional performer for, Bread & Puppet Theater, also in Glover, which produces politically charged shows featuring giant papier-mâché figures.
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At 22016, he left his home village to study theology in the Muslim holy city of Qum, Iran, where he became a disciple of Ayatollah Khomeini.
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In 2015, Governor Christie tapped Christopher D. Cerf, a hard-charging former state education commissioner and yet another disciple of Mr. Klein's, as the next superintendent.
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One is whether to stay with the feckless but irresistible Ukpong or to attach herself to another Nigerian student, Disciple Ufot, who is strange but responsible.
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The chief executive of Popeye's, Cheryl A. Bachelder, has already announced that she will be leaving, no doubt to be replaced by a 3G Capital disciple.
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"I love only you," she would tell him, instilling in her grandson-disciple a sense of confidence—of license, even—that remained with him for life.
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Lila's rough magnetism drives away most but finds a delicate match in Lenù (Elisa Del Genio, then Margherita Mazzucco), who is equal parts rival, confidante and disciple.
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He is a disciple of Michel Rocard, prime minister in 1988-91, whose moderate social democracy differed markedly from the orthodox socialism of his president, François Mitterrand.
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Zhu, who is also the CEO, received his Ph.D. in statistics from UCLA and was a student of Professor Allan Yulle, a disciple of Stephen William Hawking.
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Saint Andrew, the fisherman and first-called disciple of Jesus, is a large figure in sacred history but some might call his link to Scotland pretty tenuous.
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He is also apparently a disciple of the son of God, who has returned to earth in the form of Abel*—another young patient in the ward.
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She is a disciple of Marxist Saul Alinsky and anti-American George Soros, two men committed to destroying our country to turn it into a Communist Utopia.
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It took a major turn in San Francisco in 1967, when Mr. Siegel became Gurudas, a disciple in the International Society for Krishna Consciousness, or Iskcon, a.k.a.
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Several celebrities, including Kim Kardashian West and Taylor Swift, have started their own apps, and companies like Escapex and Disciple have cropped up to help celebrities communicate.
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He is a prop, there merely to jimmy Abasiama into conflict with forces he has nothing to do with: the deceased Disciple and the noisy house itself.
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At the time, a party official said the ticket - including Morales disciple and coca farmer Andronico Rodriguez as vice presidential candidate - was the result of party consensus.
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The Chicago rapper Noname, a disciple of spoken word and Def Poetry Jam, has nimble wordplay and a warm, unruffled voice that work even better over beats.
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Sister Chan Khong, a disciple of the antiwar Zen master Thich Nhat Hanh, called Mr. Tri Quang a stubborn advocate for peace, democracy and freedom of religion.
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The attitude of some of the young men on O'Block was that if they couldn't make money, then "can't nobody get nothing," the former Black Disciple said.
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Mr. Raja thought about joining them but instead became a disciple of a Malaysian Muslim scholar who preached a more pluralistic and tolerant understanding of the faith.
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He calls himself a man without letters, meaning not schooled, a person who has to teach himself, and he says that made me a disciple of experience.
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Serenus was a disciple of Basilides, who was a big fan of mystical numerology and is believed by some to have been the first to coin the phrase.
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It was a love song to the prophet Muhammad, to Ali, his son-in-law and closest disciple, to the Sufi saints and above all to God directly.
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The Browns handed pink slips to Ray Farmer, the general manager, and Mike Pettine, a Rex Ryan disciple who coached the Browns to 31st place in defensive DVOA.
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"They" are museum curators and gallerists not interested in showing the work of Mr. Cenedella, a gifted painter, visual satirist and disciple of the German caricaturist George Grosz.
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The term, referring to the disciple who betrayed Jesus, was widely interpreted as being anti-Semitic and, his critics said, showed he was unfit to lead the committee.
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Socialism has been carried into the twenty-first century by way of Sanders, a Debs disciple, and by way of the utter failure of the two-party system.
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The great danger is that the White House could one day be held by a Trumpian disciple who is actually competent at bypassing the constitutional impediments to tyranny.
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She once made a young Australian disciple wax her legs in the middle of the night, later promoting her, and much later instructing her to murder Bhagwan's doctor.
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You may be familiar with two landmarks of Greenspan's early years: He was a professional jazz musician and a disciple of the extreme-libertarian novelist/philosopher Ayn Rand.
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So far, Pope Francis has accepted seven resignations, including those of Bishop Barros, another bishop who was a disciple of Mr. Karadima, and others accused of sexual misconduct.
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His journal-like notations yield new insight into the painter, who is often unfairly perceived as a mere disciple of Wassily Kandinsky and a second-generation Taos artist.
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And in Virginia, a far-right candidate, Corey Stewart, won the Republican Senate nomination after waging an incendiary campaign and portraying himself as a disciple of Mr. Trump.
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Ryan describes himself as a disciple of the late Jack Kemp, a former professional football star turned Republican House Member who passionately advocated for a racially inclusive conservatism.
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"She's not a disciple, but she has that feeling of self-transcendence," said Mr. Furman, who is not an ultramarathoner but is rather the world's foremost record-breaker.
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But the team, headed by a Dimon disciple, Ina Drew, ignored risk guidance and built up complex positions that triggered huge losses when they had to be unwound.
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Finally, a film producer and former disciple of Osho (the guru or "Bhagwan" from Netflix's Wild Wild Country) appeared on set mid-season and offered Leone a Bollywood film.
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Rare among elected officials, Ryan came to Congress from that policy-driven world, having worked at a think tank as a disciple of the late conservative hero Jack Kemp.
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Fields quit, alongside Andrew Breitbart disciple Ben Shapiro, and the rest is history, sort of—the story receded and Breitbart has returned to its normal level of Trump cheerleading.
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Equoo has raised an Angel round, and the investors include Julian Pittam (Investor to Disciple Media, which just had a successful Series B fundraising), Pierre Andurand and other angels.
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As an early bitcoin investor, Palihapitiya also told CNBC on Wednesday he's a "disciple" of Warren Buffett but the billionaire investor is wrong to bash the world's largest cryptocurrency.
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Loewe also invited Hafu Matsumoto — a disciple of Iizuka Shokansai, who was last in the line of Japan's most celebrated bamboo craft dynasty — to reimagine his work in leather.
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Though Colonel Tin was a high-ranking army officer and a onetime disciple of Ho Chi Minh, the country's founding president, he went into exile in France in 1990.
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When he returned it was as Freddie Quell in ''The Master,'' the drunken disciple of Lancaster Dodd, an L. Ron Hubbard-esque cult leader played by Philip Seymour Hoffman.
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That great Russian director — a disciple of Stanislavsky and a model for Mr. Brook — sought to create a new kind of theater that was radically alive and radically open.
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KUDLOW: LOOK, IN TERMS OF MY ECONOMIC PHILOSOPHY OR VIEWS, IT'S NO SECRET I'M A DISCIPLE OF ARTHUR LAFFER, AND ROBERT MUNDELL AND SOME OTHERS, STEVE FORBES, STEVE MOORE.
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And I would like to create a school which isn't necessarily a school, where it's a professor who teaches directly—it's more that of a master to a disciple.
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Jesus Christ and the disciple Judas may not have had the smoothest of friendships, but that isn't the case with the actors playing the religious figures on Fox's The Passion.
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Fragments of Buddhist scripture can be heard in the background, highlighting the contradictions between the inherently peaceful teachings of the Buddha and the bilious message of his so-called disciple.
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Rajneesh officials have often bragged of the disproportionate number of millionaires (such as ex-disciple Pat Lear, heiress to the Learjet fortune) and extremely wealthy professionals among the Bhagwan's disciples.
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"Coloring Book" For the last few years, Kanye West's most visible disciple has been Drake, who mainlined his melody-first approach, his arriviste swagger, and most crucial, his emotional vulnerability.
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This tribute begins on Tuesday with a quartet led by a prominent disciple, the pianist Vijay Iyer, with Eric McPherson on drums alongside two bassists, Mark Helias and John Hébert.
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Yachty is a disciple of Lil B, the irreverent and cultish Bay Area rapper whose ethos of self-love and hyperpositivity continues to influence each new micro-generation of rap.
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I, like any good disciple, had spent the day conditioning for this moment—napping, hydrating, coordinating fur coats with my girls, and deep stretching while listening to Lemonade on repeat.
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They sat in the back row, didn't laugh a single time, and when we jokingly asked who in the audience was a disciple of Lord RayEl their hands shot up.
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He went to The Catholic Worker, where he became a disciple of the social activist Dorothy Day, who remains a hero to many Roman Catholics, 38 years after her death.
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Mr. Netanyahu is also a disciple of Mr. Jabotinsky and Mr. Begin, but analysts say he and many of his ministers reflect the brash political populism of the digital age.
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This was, after all, a pattern Jesus himself had established: "Each of you who does not give up all he possesses is incapable of being my disciple" (Luke 14:33).
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The Frick Collection presents the work of Bertoldo di Giovanni, an understated yet pivotal figure during the Renaissance, long described as a disciple of Donatello and a tutor of Michelangelo.
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Even more absurdly, Sanders disciple Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez was attacked for allegedly eating a hamburger while advocating a Green New Deal package that conservatives said would ban meat, or something.
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Then, the Gangster Disciples claim, the Black Disciple who had called one of them a rat reached into his pocket and pulled out his cellphone, pretending it was a gun.
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A disciple of Pierre Bourdieu, a French sociologist, Mr Louis denounces the "class violence" of inequality and opposes the tide of right-wing populism that has swept through such abandoned communities.
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Luke Skywalker as a reluctant hermit on a distant planet, approached by a young female disciple: this was the first idea George Lucas had when he sketched out the sequel trilogy.
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The album, which borrows its title from a Cocteau Twins song, positions her as an Elisabeth Fraser disciple more hellbent on finding some sort of peace or clarity in earthly sludge.
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Rather, as we understand it, the policy issued with the app was originally created for musician clients which Disciple more often works with (one example on that front: The Rolling Stones).
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Another disciple of the trend to provide a fluid and elegant space for both work and play landed in New York's TriBeca enclave this June with the opening of Spring Place.
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Luke Skywalker as a reluctant hermit on a remote planet, approached by a young female disciple: this was the first idea George Lucas had when he sketched out the sequel trilogy.
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Wealthy basketball aficionado James Goldstein purchased the house back in 1971, then brought Lautner, a Frank Lloyd Wright disciple, back to rebuild and adapt the house according to their ultimate vision.
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Tavares is a disciple of Carlos Ghosn, the disgraced former architect of the Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi alliance (he's been awaiting trial in Japan since last year on allegations of financial malfeasance).
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The first transfer of allegiance Kaag makes is from the ethos of "self-reliance" in Ralph Waldo Emerson to a subtler notion of "self-cultivation" from his disciple, Henry David Thoreau.
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Still freshly a disciple of Berg, he was as quick to dole out opinions about Kanye as he was to backtrack and insist he didn't know what he was talking about.
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Democrats were able to sweep back into power in the House in 2018, with Pelosi at the helm, despite Republicans' persistent efforts to paint every Democratic candidate as a Pelosi disciple.
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For Terry Gioffere, 90, who grew up in the Bronx, the smells evoked memories of watching her hero, Roger Maris — although in more recent decades she became a Derek Jeter disciple.
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Using the now seldom-seen style of raising both forearms directly in front of him, elbows away from his body, Baker seemed to be a disciple of the great Daniel Mendoza.
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But at the same time, Gorsuch is a disciple of the natural law theorist John Finnis, who directed the doctoral work he began at Oxford after graduating from Harvard Law School.
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Selling the company would cap off the drive by Economy Minister Paulo Guedes, a Chicago school-trained economist and disciple of Thatcherite economics, to maximize privatization, deregulation and free-market activity.
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CHARLES BRADLEY Pure, old-school soul was a new discovery for a Governors Ball crowd, as Charles Bradley, a 68-year-old disciple of James Brown, summoned all his vocal power.
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The group's very name — a play on Judas, the disciple who betrayed Jesus Christ — is a provocation, one that has angered many of those encountering the group for the first time.
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Though "Her Portmanteau" left Abasiama seemingly settled in middle age, with a second husband — Disciple Ufot — and four adult children, there was still much to learn about her and her family.
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A hero worker, I guessed — some disciple of the stupendously industrious Aleksei G. Stakhanov, a Ukrainian coal miner who lent his fabled name to a national drive for quota-battering productivity.
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Cohn's evil was extremely lucrative, and even though it eventually caught up with him, the presence of a Cohn disciple in the Oval Office is one hell of a last laugh.
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"Union Pacific has a new chief operating officer who's a disciple of the late Hunter Harrison, the man who turned around CSX, so I'd be a buyer into any dip," Cramer advised.
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"The Long Home," William Gay Gay is an unabashed disciple of Cormac McCarthy, and this is the first book by him, a reclusive man who had old Tennessee pumping in his veins.
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I only glimpsed the bird in busy flight: bit like a goldfinch, like the captive one perched on a rail, by Rembrandt's young disciple, except for the coloring, blue, yellow, and green.
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Swallow was an ardent disciple of Yvor Winters—he had dubbed him "the sage of Palo Alto" and published his books through Swallow Press—and he soon recruited Williams to the cause.
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A manifesto linked to the accused killer, released through his social media account on the morning of the massacre, suggests its author considered himself a disciple and comrade of white supremacist killers.
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Under Jamion Christian, a disciple of Shaka Smart, the Mountaineers have finished in the top half of the Northeast Conference each of the past four seasons, reaching the NCAA tournament in 53.
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Mr. Chow plays a down-on-his-luck Shaolin kung fu disciple in contemporary China who soon realizes that his arcane talent might be put to better use on a soccer field.
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Escapex, along with similar companies like Disciple, is premised on the idea that, on the familiar social media platforms, those with hundreds of thousands of followers are leaving money on the table.
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Soon she's wearing angel wings, a crown of thorns and a silvery bodysuit, seated at a piano like a disciple of Lady Gaga and singing what sounds at first like a hymn.
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Shroyer, who has been described in prior reports as a "disciple" of Infowars chief Alex Jones, drew attention earlier this year when he called for former President Barack Obama to be lynched.
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Kanye West's divisive 2016 album "The Life of Pablo" illustrated a Tale of Two Personas: the father and the philanderer, the legend and the naïf, the devoted disciple and the fallen angel.
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"Steady walking back and forth on the corner, right here in front of Rothschild," a fellow Gangster Disciple said, referring to a liquor store about 100 yards from where they were standing.
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Ben puts in so much effort, that it made him feel on set like someone who can teach magic, and is superior to Khadgar (a disciple human mage played by Ben Schnetzer).
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Ivan Duque, a law-and-order disciple of a powerful former president, won Sunday&aposs vote with a commanding 12-point lead over rival Gustavo Petro, a former rebel and ex-Bogota mayor.
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For that contest, Mr. Bush had rehearsed a direct confrontation with Mr. Rubio, his surging disciple, in which he had planned to mock the young lawmaker's tendency to miss votes in the Senate.
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He is a disciple of Mr. Laffer, the godfather of supply-side tax cuts, whom Mr. Kudlow credits for helping him overcome an alcohol- and substance-abuse problem more than 25 years ago.
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Local leadership decided to sell the Manhattan property and splinter off into three groups, according to Jay Israel (Jayadvaita Swami), a disciple of Swami Prabhupada and the editor of many of his books.
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The young bassist Russell Hall has assembled a fleet of pianists that includes Barry Harris, 215, who was Monk's friend and disciple, as well as the young talents Mathis Picard and Emmet Cohen.
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Bill Murdock has led Eblen Charities, one of western North Carolina's largest nonprofits, for nearly three decades, cultivating a reputation as a humble servant to the poor and a disciple of Mother Teresa.
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Their opponents, the Los Angeles Lakers, entered the game with the third-worst record in the N.B.A. and are coached by Luke Walton, a Phil Jackson disciple, which only added insult to injury.
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The Islamic State, which rejects peace and coexistence, described Mr. Masood on Thursday as a disciple and a hero for the assault carried out a day earlier in the shadow of Big Ben.
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The contrasting of the two men is likewise deft, partly because of the excellent performances of the insanely charming Hubert Point-Du Jour as Ukpong, and the charmingly insane Chinaza Uche as Disciple.
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Pastor Brooks and the elders decided that Big Dale would gather the Gangster Disciples to discuss what was going on, while the Black Disciple old heads would do the same with their side.
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Nietzsche proposed twice to Salomé, who subsequently wrote books about him, as well as about Freud (of whom she became a disciple) and about the poet Rilke (with whom she had a long affair).
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Brady has made no secret of his hopes to play well into his 40s and has been developing a game plan to reach his goal, including becoming a disciple of healthy eating and living.
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The final chapter of John, for example, believed by most scholars to be a later addition, reports that a "rumour spread among the disciples that this disciple would not die" (John 21:21–23).
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Not long after Jesus' crucifixion, three prominent leaders of the movement also, reportedly, were killed: James, his own brother, stoned by a mob; his leading disciple, Peter, crucified; the Apostle Paul, whipped and beheaded.
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Mr. Papinchak and his wife, Heather, also own two nearby homes by a Wright disciple, Peter Berndtson, and have opened all of them up — under the name Polymath Park — for overnight stays and tours.
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It isn't so much that he is a strict disciple of radical ideology, but rather that he is devoid of fixed principles, willing to do anything and everything to gain fame, fortune and power.
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He cites a 1376 letter from the mystic Catherine of Siena to a disciple, in which she presciently warns of schisms within the Catholic Church and invokes the Eucharist as a symbol of unity.
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"Lee Man-hee is a psychopath who has lied and lied until he believed his own lie that he was the true messiah," said Jeong Ji-su, a former disciple who left last July.
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That he won a second term is a testament to his political acumen, and the fear many Peruvians felt of his main rival, Humala, who was campaigning as a disciple of Venezuela's Hugo Chávez.
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In one widely circulated U.T.J. video clip, a disciple asks Rabbi Chaim Kanievsky, 91, a revered authority, in Yiddish, how to talk with voters who support parties that disregard the laws of the Torah.
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A disciple of Roland Barthes, Mr. Todorov became prominent in the 21968s for his work on structuralism, a method of interpretation — influenced by cultural anthropology — that focuses on recurring patterns of thought and behavior.
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Knoll — was a Michigan-born disciple of Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, who had returned from a stint at the Architectural Association in London transfixed by the chilly austerity of the German Bauhaus movement.
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Ron, a 21990-year-old Black Disciple who uses the nickname Kaos, and for safety reasons asked that his last name not be used, explained the relentless cycle of violence: I've already lost friends.
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Ron, a 220-year-old Black Disciple who uses the nickname Kaos, and for safety reasons asked that his last name not be used, explained the relentless cycle of violence: I've already lost friends.
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Notre Dame was 7-3 in the series since joining the ACC but the Hokies had claimed three of the past four meetings under Mike Brey disciple Buzz Williams, now at Texas A&M.
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Although Liboff doesn't consider himself a disciple of Tchijevsky, his work has contributed to the growing body of research that is filling in the causal mechanisms for Tchijevsky's correlations between solar events and human activity.
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Gilbert wrote: When I asked Steven Mitchell—Frankie's young, black dancing disciple—if he believed Frankie's career had been limited by race, Steven looked at me as if I were some new breed of idiot.
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In 2013, Lucasfilm announced that it was "winding down" the show, eventually sending its final, six-episode season to Netflix, while another unfinished story arc was written up as a novel, Christie Golden's Dark Disciple.
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Thanks to a body double disciple and a little face-peeling inspo from Hannibal Lecter, Kai fakes his own death and escapes just in time to give us the final confrontation we need and deserve.
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Designed by the Los Angles-based architect Michael J. Brown, a disciple of Daniel Libeskind, the shop is a particularly sleek and modern manifestation of precycling, the concept of eliminating trash before it is created.
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Another Mancuso disciple to join the effort was Colleen Murphy, an American D.J. who regularly played at the Loft before moving to England, where she is now a familiar face behind the Lucky Cloud turntables.
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Another disciple of Mr. Carvalho, Foreign Minister Ernesto Araújo, also came under criticism for saying that Nazism was a leftist movement — a claim Mr. Bolsonaro repeated when he visited the Holocaust museum in Israel recently.
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A disciple of the supply-side economic theories of the economist Arthur Laffer, Mr. Kudlow struggled with drug and alcohol addiction in the early 1990s while chief economist at the Wall Street firm Bear Stearns.
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I'm not bringing this up to suggest that Trump is a disciple of Snezhnevsky, despite his bizarre affinity for Kremlin autocracy, or merely to point out that the president was once again making things up.
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"She was relentless in the cause of justice, and in that sense she's a true disciple of Dorothy Day," said Jason Berry, who was among the first journalists to break news of the abuse scandal.
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An extended, jamming remake of "John, I'm Only Dancing" and the gradual soul-gospel buildups of "It's Gonna Be Me" and "Who Can I Be Now?" show a gifted disciple learning fast and moving ahead.
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In order to earn his party's blessing to become lieutenant governor in 1985, Mr. Wilder had to win over one of his foes, the powerful state House speaker and an old Byrd disciple A.L. Philpott.
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