Sentence examples for not yet converted from inspiring English sources
The bulk of Mr Ai's writings preach the importance of various human rights to a Chinese audience who is not yet converted.
And as the headquarters of Paramount Motion Pictures, it had status befitting its stature; stars rode its elevators — decorated with so much ornate brasswork they could have been movie sets — and performed in its magnificent theater, not yet converted to office space.
aThe most usual acceptance of "raw data" is data expressed in digital counts that have not yet converted to physical units, according to the relationship between what is measured and the outcome of the measurement.
It should be added that neither in the Examination, nor in any other work, does Ibn Kammuna evince any interest in or knowledge of Buddhism; given the political realities of Mongol rule (the Mongols had not yet converted to Islam) as well as Ibn Kammuna's broad interests, one might have expected him to exhibit some curiosity.
But they have not yet converted to a for-profit status.
Pagans who had not yet converted were very bitter about the advance of Islam.
Andrew Maguire, associate director at Ipsos Mori who wrote the company's Tech Tracker, said: "The increases in awareness, no doubt driven by this year's high-profile product launches, haven't yet converted into purchases, with only 1% of UK adults claiming to own or use one".
In this sweep of history you may miss some of the unusual documents: a 1722 brochure by R. Judah Monis, explaining why "the Jewish Nation are not as yet converted to Christianity," though Monis had converted in order to teach Hebrew at Harvard College.
The warehouses had not yet been converted to luxury condos.
Anglo Platinum, for example, has not yet received converted rights for existing mines, but is confident that it will, and says the delays have not affected operations or investment.
Most of Abū Bakr's reign was consequently occupied with riddah wars, which under the generalship of Khālid ibn al-Walīd not only brought the secessionists back to Islam but also won over many who had not yet been converted.
