Sentence examples similar to genuinely converted into from inspiring English sources

The novel's hate-filled Muslim black trainer was converted into the character named Keys, who genuinely wished to cure the animal.

The novel's hate-filled Muslim black trainer, who deliberately retrained the dog to attack white people, was converted into the character of Keys, who genuinely wished to cure the animal.

Our results also show that genuinely late-replicating parts of the genome can be converted into early-replicating loci by insertion of a chromatin-independent early replication origin, ARS607, whereas insertion of two Forkhead-binding sites is not sufficient for conversion.

Coverage converted into polling support.

Houses converted into bars.

Or, rather, was converted into an asset.

Streets are converted into outdoor eateries.

And there was something that felt genuinely innovative in the attempt to bring independent theatre, and independent theatre values, into Television Centre – a place that for so long was the beating creative heart of the BBC, that is the repository of so much TV history, and which is now being converted into luxury flats.

Others have been converted into rental units.

One was converted into a Museum of Atheism.

It is now being converted into flats.