Sentence examples for real conversion from inspiring English sources

Overall, however, the Clinton administration went through a real conversion.

He gives us Elmer as a godless lunk willing to manipulate faith for personal advantage and then gives us his real conversion in the face of Sharon's purity.

And Bishop Joel Baylon of Legazpi, chairman of the bishops' commission on youth, said there are "other forms of sacrifice and suffering that would lead to real conversion".

Not that Katz goes through any real conversion in the course of the book; the only change is the slow, mechanical development of naïveté into experience, of suspicion into conviction, like water into steam.

"The real conversion came when I was ten or eleven," he told me last year, the first time we met, in his office at M.I.T. "My parents took me to the Galápagos.

A real conversion of reaction was put forward from the rheological measurement, i.e., the torque of mixer.

Zardari said the new ISI leaders were "straightforward" and their roles were proscribed by the constitution, but it would take time for real conversions.

Brands like this, say the founders, because recommendations and sharing can turn into real conversions.

Ideally, such studies must be done in settings where ongoing TB exposure is unlikely (to avoid confusing real conversions with non-specific changes in T-cell responses).

Because HCWs in India have a high risk of TB exposure,[10] and because our prior work has demonstrated a high rate of conversions among HCWs in India,[9] long-term reproducibility was not considered feasible, given the high likelihood of new infections, and the inability to distinguish between real conversions and non-specific variations over time.

However, simulated tracts of ∼400 bp co-converted significantly more markers per CT as we observed in the real conversions (right side in Figure 3D).