Sentence examples for conversion moments from inspiring English sources

If television shows have conversion moments, that was mine.

"People would have these conversion moments". He remembers one woman's reaction to the tenor Joshua Blue.

The system is characterized by a set of parabolic partial differential equations, where the monomer conversion, initiator conversion, moments of dead polymers, and temperature (state variables) depend on both time and radial position in the reactor.

Ours is a St. Francis and Yom Kippur (atonement) conversion moment to love in action.

POWERS: I had kind of a "religious conversion moment" when I was teaching at Stanford and in Silicon Valley.

In most tennis stories, there is a conversion moment, usually resulting in a monk-ish commitment to fitness.

Timothy J. Bruno was also strong as the father, a defiant and troubled rebel who has a conversion moment in a parking lot when Kayla is 10.

Her granddaughter said L'Engle's coming to her faith was slower "acceptance of what she had always known to be true," rather than a sudden conversion moment.

If Jorge Mario Bergoglio had a conversion moment, Daoust told me, it was probably at the 1974-75 Jesuit Congregation, the worldwide meeting in Rome of the society's leadership that was summoned by Superior General Pedro Arrupe, of Spain, a controversial liberalizing figure.

The process of becoming one goes something like this: First there's a conversion moment, which happens at a remarkably young age, usually when the artist is still in grammar school.

In a way it was an ideal conversion moment, the ball of me was teed up.