Sentence examples for have considered converting from inspiring English sources

The Princess of Wales was involved with Khan for two years around the time of her divorce from Prince Charles and is said to have considered converting to Islam in order to marry him.

Cejudo, 22, acknowledged that he had considered converting to mixed martial arts.

Lawmakers in Vermont had considered converting to single-payer, but the proposal was ultimately scrapped last December.

Brokers say that the former owners had considered converting the building to condominium apartments, but the new owners scrapped those plans.

The Admiralty had considered converting her to that configuration, with an island, in July 1918 while still building, but had decided to wait on the results of tests conducted with Argus evaluating different designs for the island.

An Anglo-Catholic in the high church tradition (he had once considered converting to Roman Catholicism), Williams had supported women's ordination and had even spoken in favour of changing attitudes to homosexuality, which was just becoming the most divisive issue in the church.

In this study, we have considered vertical TEC (VTEC) by converting slant TEC (STEC) using a mapping function (Langley et al. 2002), for which a single-layer ionospheric model is applied (Klobuchar 1996).

She considered converting to Buddhism after having gained interest for that religion during the shooting of The Painted Veil.

When the priest asked Villegas to gather her family, about half a dozen people crowded into her living room, including her daughter-in-law Jamie, a Baptist who had been considering converting to Catholicism.

I considered converting, so as to be eligible for sainthood.

He was so worried that he considered converting to Protestantism.