Sentence examples for gradual conversion from inspiring English sources

Kelley pegs the beginning of Oprah's gradual conversion to spirituality and celebrities to 1994.

In 1990 the Russian government began encouraging the gradual conversion of sovkhozy to private farms.

Initially sceptical, clinical psychologist Jerome Carson charts his gradual conversion to the recovery approach in a newly published book, Psychosis: Stories of Recovery and Hope.

The gradual conversion of an early mesoderm cell into a muscle cell is an example of histogenesis at the cellular level.

This resulted in the cessation of a long history of subduction in the area and the gradual conversion of this continental margin to a transform fault zone.

The freezing of food involves lowering its temperature below 0 °C, resulting in the gradual conversion of water, present in the food, into ice.

And it's important not to confuse change – which tends to be gradual – with conversion (that speciality of the ignorant).

22 MAT continues to accumulate in the appendicular skeleton from distal to proximal until age 20 25, with gradual MAT conversion continuing in the axial skeleton throughout life (Fig. 3C).

Without breaking her affably conversational tone, in "Letting Go of God" she inhabits the emotional memory of each step on her path, from the cozy warmth of her erstwhile prayerful faith to the confusion and terror, and finally the hard-earned peace of mind, that attend her gradual un-conversion.

His gradual, almost grudging conversion to their salvation happens so subtly and slowly that it convinces us utterly.

Iran's gradual natural gas conversion has focused heavily on installing natural gas canisters in cars and altering engines for dual gas and gasoline use, although Iran Khodro, Iran's largest carmaker, and Saipa both produce natural gas vehicles.