Sentence examples for suddenly converted from inspiring English sources

Berlin recognised that it was the devoted Hardy's efforts that "have suddenly converted me from someone who has hardly written anything into an almost indecently prolific author".

It can never be as silly as series two of Downton where quality control slipped suddenly and the house suddenly converted into a convalescent home – a storyline I still get quite hysterical just thinking about.

It tells the story of a magazine publisher and former gay rights activist Michael Glatze (played by Franco), who suddenly converted to become an anti-gay Christian fundamentalist after deciding that he was straight.

He was immediately surrounded by dozens of the men, who were eager to engage in the back and forth, creating a scene that might exist in the United States if sports radio were suddenly converted to face-to-face exchanges and no one ever hung up the phone.

I say "usually" because it seems that whenever lawyers' pay is the subject of your inquiry (February 13th) I get the impression that you have suddenly converted to the morality of the "just price".JOHN LOUKIDELISBarrister and solicitorSt Catharines, CanadaHolocaust compensationSIR Your leader on the Holocaust (February 20th) is the most offensive article I have read in a while.

While on a mission to Damascus to persecute the followers of Jesus, Paul was suddenly converted to faith in Christ and, simultaneously, to a conviction that the Gospel must pass to the non-Jewish world under conditions that dispensed with exclusively and distinctively Jewish ceremonies.

Geert Wilders' Dutch Freedom party suddenly converts itself from free-market anti-statism to workers' rights and the minimum wage.

Some of the ideas generated by LaHaye and his colleagues fed into public policy, most prominently in defence of Israel and its original biblical borders, since on the Last Day Jews will supposedly suddenly convert to Christianity and thus need to be cherished until they do.

A source close to iTunes' executives told me before the acquisition that Apple didn't want to shock users and the music industry's bottom line by suddenly converting iTunes into a streaming service.

Could a candidate who doesn't embody a single quality embraced by Christians suddenly convert as if on the road to Damascus?

As a framework for interpreting and understanding facts, a theory cannot suddenly be converted into a fact itself, making the measure of its value the consistency with which it is successful at answering questions of a given type.