Sentence examples for quite converted from inspiring English sources
It quite converted me to an artist I've always found rather too cerebral.
Fine though it was, however, I wasn't quite converted: that took a whole day of readings and discussions hosted by Jonathan Cape at Foyles.
Sané could not quite convert.
Turkoglu flung a near-perfect pass toward the rim, but Lee, who shook loose from Bryant, could not quite convert.
He outplayed Federer in the first two sets, but couldn't quite convert the dominance into points at the crucial moments.
Twice in the first half, Figo went past van Bronckhorst on the outside before delivering dangerous low balls into the goalmouth, chances that Pauleta, the out-of-form striker, could not quite convert.
"We had opportunities in the second half and we couldn't quite convert our chances.
"In the second period we created lots of pressure and field position but we couldn't quite convert.
Gladwin, whose penalty was well kept out by Howard after Chris Basham fouled Byrne, was lucky to escape what looked like a handball in the area and striker Steven Davies could not quite convert Bob Harris's low cross-shot.
Ochs's own 40-foot-long office on the 14th floor was such a grand space, fireplace and all, that it was converted quite credibly into the corporate boardroom after his death.
The first version of Find&Save seemed to take that idea quite literally — it converted print circulars to digital and posted them online.
