Sentence examples for sense of conversion from inspiring English sources

In this sense of conversion, the passage from a proposition to its converse is not, in general, a valid inference; and though often a mathematical proposition and its converse may both hold, separate proofs must be given for each case.

Certainly, my own sense of conversion felt something like that.

Nevertheless, we can assert that whatever sense of "conversion" seems compelling between mass and energy, it will have to be a "conversion" between mass and energy, and not between matter and energy.

If you feel a sense of conversion to their side of the story, try running with that and see where it takes you.

The reaction of astrocytes to any damage of the CNS parenchyma in a sense of their conversion into the reactive intensely GFAP-positive subset is well known already for long time.

She added: "They were too suspicious of faith's potential for contributing to society – behind every faith-based charity, they sensed the whiff of conversion and exclusivity.

Only last week Sayeeda Warsi said that the last Labour government was "too suspicious of faith's potential for contributing to society – behind every faith-based charity, they sensed the whiff of conversion and exclusivity".

If anything, it's this diffidence that gives credence to Sayeeda Warsi's claim that the Labour government sensed "the whiff of conversion and exclusivity" behind every faith-based charity.

He was able to see himself in these stories and as a consequence, make sense of his own conversion experience when he sobered up for good in 1934).

Missing Stanford's scepticism and, addressing him as "Brother Mine" in a 16-page letter, she explained her sense of loss since her conversion.

The last government, she said, had been wary of religion, sensing behind every faith-based charity "the whiff of conversion and exclusivity".