Sentence examples for converted to views from inspiring English sources
The Sunday Times's Rod Liddle called it "an intelligent and well-reasoned assault" on bien pensants' delusions, but mocked the former Prospect editor as a "metroliberal" belatedly converted to views on immigration already held "by the vast majority of the British public".
She can't hold down a job for five minutes, but what she excels at, as an upstanding left-winger, is making love to right-wing men — and doing it with such élan that they are converted to her views.
And he assiduously converted to this view the team's most important fan: Steve Ross, the chief executive of Warner Communications, the movies-and-music conglomerate that owned the Cosmos.
Word and Excel docs can be converted to be viewed on the device.
While most people have already converted to the Timeline View and new accounts have been created with the Timeline View already enabled (creation date of July 2012 onwards), there are still some accounts that still are set up to use the Facebook Wall.
The story of how Wilson read Hamilton's paper on a train journey from Harvard to Florida during which he became converted to Hamilton's view is scientific folklore.
And films and games can also apparently be converted to SBS for viewing on the device.
They can also be converted to anaglyphs and viewed using a retro pair of 3D viewer glasses if you want to pretend you're living in the 1970s.
Being unable to refute Place, and recognizing the unsatisfactoriness of Ryle's treatment of inner experience, to some extent recognized by Ryle himself (Ryle 1949, p. 240), Smart soon became converted to Place's view (Smart 1959).
The image was then converted to a transverse view and the posterior neck muscles were outlined using a cursor.
Indeed, it's remarkable how thoroughly George W. Bush's people seem to have been converted to a crude Keynesian view of economic policy -- a view that, it just so happens, offers them another justification for a tax cut that even moderate Republicans think is excessive.
