Sentence examples for intention of converting from inspiring English sources

Clione confronts Michingthorpe, telling him that they have no intention of converting the sheds.

She added that it had no intention of converting it to office space, as had been rumored.

Instead, he planned to give these gifts to the Ming emperor of China, with the intention of converting the vast and unknown empire of China.

The Yibir not only know nothing about Judaism, but they also say they have no intention of converting or, like the Ethiopian Jews, seeking resettlement in Israel.

The building was used for offices under a series of owners until Samson Management bought the structure with the intention of converting it to housing.

"This spring, a seventy-year-old Zen Buddhist monk named Samu Sunim spent $5.6 million to purchase the building, with the intention of converting it into a monastery….

So enterprising gospel artists decided to make disco records with a religious message with the intention, presumably, of converting clubbers on the dancefloor.

Possible barriers of converting this intention into action were mostly organizational issues, such as time pressure and administrative barriers that might prevent them from getting the flu shot.

He joked a little & then said he wouldn't think of converting anyone and had not intention of being converted himself.

He abandoned any intention to convert and became one of the great Jewish theologian/philosophers of the 20th century.

Liberty Financial last week announced its purchase of the no-load Acorn family of funds and its intention to convert it to a load family, and in December Founders Asset Management closed its no-load shares to new investors and rolled out five classes of load shares.