Sentence examples for conversion movement from inspiring English sources

The underground nature of the Christian conversion movement has made numbers impossible to determine accurately.

The popularity of "management by objectives" bears some scrutiny as a conversion movement directed toward power figures.

Co-op boards are less likely to become entangled in lawsuits, less likely to reject prospective apartment buyers and more likely to trust building managers than they were in the mid-90's, when the co-op and condominium conversion movement was just passing its peak, according to a citywide sampling of the views of 200 board presidents.

Azariah energetically supported the conversion movement and encouraged the development of forms of Christianity which were more indigenous and less anglicized.

Bank of America did the first conversion in the 1980s and in the 1990s the conversion movement quietly picked up steam.

He hopes to remind the country that despite LGBTQ gains there, its "illegal" gay conversion movement remains in full force.

The palaces of commerce that the early Angelenos built, and those that arose in successive waves of redevelopment through the 1920s and '30s, formed the basis of the loft-conversion movement that brought residents back to downtown in this century.

A leading figure in the gay "conversion therapy" movement who claims to have helped homosexuals to remain heterosexually married is now dating men.

Latin America's conversion therapy movement emerged from the ashes of its increasing disfavor in the United States, where it largely originated.

While the conversion therapy movement atrophied in the US, American evangelical leaders found fertile ground in pushing their discredited pray-the-gay-away creed abroad, and Exodus Global Alliance remains a formidable force across Latin America and Africa in particular.

It was around the early '90s, and I was a young, "ex-gay" man entrenched in the fundamentalist church, and a leader in the conversion therapy movement at the time.