Sentence examples for sort of conversion from inspiring English sources
This materialist becomes ripe for some sort of conversion.
Mr. Choephel also experienced a sort of conversion.
"He underwent a sort of conversion, an epiphany and a revelation when he got to Gallaudet," said Dr. Sacks, who knew Dr. Stokoe for about 15 years and wrote an introduction to Ms. Maher's book.
My acquisition of the language had been a sort of conversion, and, in the same way that Catholics valued the Latin Mass for its grandeur, French represented to me a sacred medium.
On the deathbed conversion – I spent my father's final weeks and days at his bedside and watched him draw his final breath and die, and can assure you that there was no hint of any sort of conversion (as I'm sure you have already guessed).
It's delightful to find (never concoct!) such moments, in which a chance encounter or a sudden revelation changes an ordinary life into the kind of life that people get paid to write books about, since those moments enable the biographer to construct the sort of conversion narrative, or Dick Whittington before-and-after story, that readers find familiar and take pleasure in.
I was curious when you've been beta testing this and what sort of conversions you've been seeing… A: We haven't launched yet and at the moment the affiliate revenue isn't activated yet so we're focused on getting this to spread and getting a wide user base.
I had a sort of religious conversion".
Maybe McCarthy really did suffer some sort of sinister conversion over the summer?
The Dardennes, however, are not "neoliberals" — the French term of contempt for free-marketeers, especially for former socialists who've undergone a sort of practical conversion.
