In 1984, Mr. Alterman had "a conversion experience" at one of Mr. Morris's performances: "It was like finding out your best friend wrote 'Moby-Dick,' " he said later.
In the third piece, Adam Gopnik described how the hearings were, for him, "something of a conversion experience," rendering the abstract arguments of the feminists in his life suddenly "concrete and particular".
First, like a growing share of Americans (44 percent), President Obama changed his religion as an adult, joining Chicago's Trinity United Church of Christ in his 20s after a conversion experience brought him out of agnosticism into faith.
After the vinous equivalent of a conversion experience, with his 2006 vintage he renounced the fruit-bomb style in favor of wines that emphasize freshness and delicacy.
It is like a painting of a conversion experience, and, by the time she wrote it, she surely knew that.
In the course of the last six years, since he and his partner, Chinshu Huang, had a daughter, Amélie, their first child, Mr. Grahm has had something of a conversion experience.
Their children were baptized as infants, but, before these children were admitted to full membership in the church and permitted to partake of the Lord's Supper, they were expected to also give evidence of a conversion experience.
Bauer explains that 'lighting up' in certain cases may take the form of a conversion experience that consists in our seeing things that we did not see before.
The love of art begins with a conversion experience.
Like a lot of reinvigorated Democrats, Shaner had a conversion experience during Barack Obama's run for President.
