Príklady disciple

• 9b), his "atheistic disciples," with their emphasis on the fortuitous and random nature of creation, are deserving of condemnation.

• He did not have very many students who were his concern as apprentices and disciples.

• Daily pujas conducted by her disciples serve to maintain the energy within the image.

• The disciples inform not only the duration of the motet, but also the organisation of the very words through which its message is articulated.

• His life's goal was to secure land where he could raise his family, educate his disciples and farm.

• The settlement in this village allowed him to assert further his authority and attract disciples.

• The same was certainly not true, however, of his disciples.

• His conceptual background remained that of preclassicnl nzechanics and only his disciples were the first to reformulate his achievements in these categories of classical mechanics.

• Frequently the teacher takes a portion of his students, normally his best or wealthiest, and makes them, in an initiation ceremony, into disciples.

• You are not leaving enslaved, but as brothers and disciples.

• In addition to participating in the shaykh's poetic and mystical inspiration, the disciples witness his inspired state through their dreams and visions.

• His conceptual background remained that of preclassical mechanics and only his disciples were the first to reformulate his achievements in these categories of classical mechanics.

• In that model a master trained his disciples according to his own criteria.

• Regarded as virtually infallible, the directing shaykh initiated followers into a lineage, bestowed the khirqa, and generally exercised total authority over the disciple's daily a^airs.

• Whoever was courageous enough to remain seated at that point would watch the final, sadly uninitiated would-be disciples shuffle (or in one memorable case, almost run) out of the room.