Sentence examples for moment conversion from inspiring English sources
The technology company, which is worth $60bn, calls this moment "conversion".
At the moment, conversion premiums are low.
Conversatio isn't some miraculous, spur of the moment conversion, but rather the slow, day to day process, of trying to live the gospel message.
Since the median diameters of these moments are directly related by the Hatch Choate moment conversion equations, this procedure enhances measurement accuracy especially near the upper size range, where a part of the size distribution was outside of the detection limit of the SMPS [ 28].
"We can't recall some single moment of conversion.
The moment of conversion, he wrote some 60 years later, was when he first heard the Duke Ellington band "at its most imperial".
Here's the thing: a piece by German composer Zimmermann was the probably the single most powerful moment of conversion to the power of contemporary music I have ever experienced.
Burns has said that he hoped by making "The War" to understand something about being in battle, and he has been able to elicit from many of the men descriptions of their moment of conversion, as it were, to being dutiful soldiers who were willing and sometimes eager to kill.
He came late to the church game – describing his moment of conversion as something that embarrassed him, "like getting measles" – and his meteoric rise does not appear, at least to lay folk, to be the result of his politicking his way up the greasy pole.
St Paul was travelling to Damascus when he was blinded in a moment of conversion, after all.
