Sentence examples for a convert to a from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, I may become a convert to a new rolling pin, the Silpin, a hefty ball-bearing model wrapped in nonstick silicone.

How is Malcolm Turnbull, who apparently had such deep beliefs around climate change and environmental policy, now a convert to a policy he rightly condemned all those years ago, and which experience has shown deserved that condemnation.

In the midst of the Great Depression, Calgary schoolteacher and radio evangelist William Aberhart became a convert to a British economic theory called social credit.

Otto von Bismarck was "a hypochondriac with the constitution of an ox, a brutal tyrant who could easily shed tears, a convert to an extreme form of Protestantism, who secularised schools and introduced civil divorce".

Others saw Elisha variously as a convert to Christianity, a member of a Gnostic sect, or a Sadducee.

Muriel, eventually a convert to Catholicism, absorbed a bit of it all.

Hudson was a convert to Catholicism, and, with a convert's zeal, he embraced an undiluted brand of the faith.

A convert to Christianity, he wore a gold cross on a chain around his neck.

Is there a way that a high heel could convert to a flat with a mechanism inside?

At any rate, now that it is happening, he is a belated convert to a gentler form of liberalism.

MR. SAUNDERS said that his company was an easy one to convert to a virtual operation.