Sentence examples for claims to convert from inspiring English sources
One product claims to convert a shower into a whole-house humidifier. 1.
His product, RescueWare, claims to convert obsolete code easily and elegantly.
Just last week, New Jersey became the second state, after California, to sign a ban on therapy that claims to convert homosexuals to heterosexuality.
One journalist claimed to convert from Judaism to Christianity in order to attend the Ramsey's church and glean insights from staring at the back of John and Patsy's heads.
That is the logic behind the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), a host of targets in the struggle against global deprivation, disease and illiteracy, set by the world's leaders at a United Nations jamboree in 2000.The goals claim to convert campaign slogans into bankable pledges, complete with a number and a date.
The attachment is claimed to convert a cell phone to a microscope which can image both stained and unstained blood-smears, allowing diagnosis of clinical pathologies.
Jodrell also met "Mimood Saib," an alchemist who claimed to convert metal into gold; he tried to convert the alchemist to his logic of science, but was obliged to leave him "obstinate in his Opinion".
Charter 88's claims to have converted the party leaders are exaggerated.
The North claims to have converted all those rods into bomb-grade plutonium, a boast that the administration says it has to take at face value.
Apparently, though, only a small amount was raised and the company claimed the right to convert Paley's debt because the total amount, including Paley's $3 million, met the $4 million target.
