Sentence examples for may have converted from inspiring English sources

Now the blonde comes with bondage and may have converted her diet misery into obesity.

How far our acts of assembly or acceptance of grants may have converted lands which were allodial into feuds I have never considered.

Maybe dynamic effects from this are a factor in the "young" surface features - for example, the development of dual tidal locking may have converted angular momentum to heat?

He said he did not know the man's religion, but added, "I heard from a very reliable source that he may have converted to Islam".

Admittedly, some of those true-believing inmates may have converted post-incarceration, but the data that exist in no way support the notion that atheism promotes criminal behavior.

One Pakistani official said some of the detained men believed to be Americans may have converted to Islam while serving time in prison in the United States.

His mother, who may well have converted from Judaism to Roman Catholicism in response to growing anti-Semitism in Austria, raised her children in the Roman Catholic faith.

Corbyn may not have converted his parliamentary party, or even his shadow Defence Minister, to his brand of unilateralism, but the aversion of grassroots voters – not just Labour ones – to new military intervention after the failures in Afghanistan, Iraq and Libya could well endure.

It has been speculated that Ammonius may actually have converted to Christianity.

The Germans, he then ruminated, may well have converted to Islam and "would have conquered the world".

'If discounts persist after companies have converted, we may see some takeover activity.' But he also has some words of caution.