Sentence examples for converts as a from inspiring English sources

The far-UV CD data, recorded at temperatures close to the beginning of the thermally induced transitions, showed that the predominantly helical signal converts, as a function of time, into a β-rich spectrum, as observed during temperature scans (data not shown).

Germany is rapidly converting, as are a number of other oil-poor European countries.

This new nondenominational Christian faith, based on an intimate, humanized deity who would love each believer unconditionally, appealed to converts as an alternative to the mystical, earthbound complexities of the "invisibles".

"A moral commitment was then made by the football management of the club that my trial period would be converted, as expected, into a contract of 18 months.

I may be wrong on FriendFeed; it took me months to get the appeal of Twitter so I may well end up becoming a FriendFeed convert as well.

The toll gates on the central portion, from Lake Worth up to Kissimmee, will have to be converted as a single unit, Ms. Poulton said.

Now converted as a right wing-back, Juan quickly got the nickname Garrincha for his dazzling skills and unorthodox, awkward manoeuvres.

Alas, it still strikes this non-convert as a seductively empty exercise, its metaphysical observations too tidily contained within the preciously rounded corners of its perfectly composed tableaux.

She was raised Mormon but converted as a teenager after meeting Swami Paramahansa Yogananda at a Yoga lecture and recovering from a serious illness.

Smalling looked sure to convert as a ball fizzed across the face of goal to him, only for Marcel Schafer to divert his shot wide.

The variation is because Livingstone himself wrote off his one convert as a backslider within months of his baptism.